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Tulum Beachfront Home

Exceptional Tulum Beachfront Home

Offers 10% ROI

Don’t miss the opportunity to own a spacious beachfront villa in Tulum! Situated on one of the world’s most exclusive beaches in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, this five-bedroom, five-bath villa also offers an amazing investment opportunity, bringing in 10% annual ROI that totaled $300,000 in 2016.

This fully-staffed villa is located on a pristine stretch of white sandy beach on one of Mexico’s most private coastlines. It lies only 20 minutes from the ancient seaside Mayan ruins in Tulum, offering stunning 360-degree lagoon and ocean views from the rooftop terrace. The property encompasses two acres of prime real estate, with two waterfronts, a fully-outfitted kitchen and a swimming pool.

Get it now with $3,375,000 USD!

This beach home is completely self-sufficient and ecologically designed, using the latest energy technology to minimize its environmental impact without sacrificing any of the luxuries that come with modern life, such as Wi-Fi and Internet access, SKY TV and charging stations. The villa also comes with a full-time staff to look after your every need, including a gardener, housekeeper and property manager. The staff can also include a private chef upon request, to come up with a personalized menu before you arrive – just ask the villa manager to arrange everything, from your airport transportation to spa treatments to the menu and area activities.

“Offering 10% annual ROI in a truly exclusive location, this rare beachfront villa in Tulum has everything investors need for an unforgettable vacation home and income-producing rental property.”

The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage site that serves as a sanctuary for various different species of mammals, birds, exotic plants and marine life. The land is protected from further development and encompasses some of the most beautiful property in all of Mexico. The terrestrial animals which inhabit Sian Ka’an include jaguars and countless species of birds, while the lagoons are home to manatees, caimans and various different types of flamingos and storks. The Caribbean Sea in this area is home to turtles, rays, tropical fish and even whale sharks.