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The Exclusive New Coronado Residential Community in The Master-Planned Quivira Los Cabos Development Along Mexico’s Pacific Coast Features Luxurious Homes Offering Ocean Views & Jack Nicklaus-Designed Quivira Golf Club
Just a hop, skip and a jump from Cabo San Lucas—set at the southernmost point of the tip of the Baja Peninsula, at the exact place where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean—lies the new private, gated luxury residential community Coronado at Quivira Los Cabos,
offering the chance for one to build a residence boasting top-of-the-line finishes and materials, along with a duo of master suites and additional bedrooms ideal for multi-generational families. The 22-acre community is now being built atop a bluff overlooking the ocean and hole No. 17 of the Jack Nicklaus Golf Course in Ernesto Coppel’s established master-planned community of Quivira Los Cabos.
Owners of the 64 single-story, planned residences can choose from five four- and five-bedroom floorplans ranging from 3,700 to 4,000 square feet, with prices starting at $1.8 million. Among the highlights of the Mario Maldonado-designed abodes: multiple outdoor terraces; marble flooring; hand-crafted forged ironwork; kitchens with granite islands and Viking appliances; and a two-car garage. Meanwhile, interior courtyards with fountains and fireplaces, indoor/outdoor patios, pools, outdoor showers and kitchens, fire-pits, and pergolas pave the way for ample entertaining.
Residents also will enjoy the destination’s wealth of on-site amenities, including the Jack Nicklaus-designed Quivira Golf Club; access to the restaurants and resort facilities of Cabo’s Pueblo Bonito resorts; miles of nature and mountain bike trails; and soon-to-open Quivira Beach Club. In addition, “Q Life” lifestyle service will enable owners and their guests to indulge spa services, organic gardening, a wine club, micro-brewery, cooking classes, yoga, fishing, art expositions, painting and sculpting classes, and an open-air cinema.
“From a development perspective, Quivira’s show-stoppers are the dramatic terrain, unspoiled beaches, El Faro Viejo (built in 1905), and 300-feet cliffs where the land falls into the ocean,” says Brian Gooding, director of sales for Quivira Los Cabos, IMI Worldwide Properties. “And, last, but not least, the Jack Nicklaus Signature Quivira Golf Club, annually ranked in the top-100 golf courses in the world, fits naturally into these cliffs and provides 18 holes of ocean-view golf.”
Photograph: Courtesy Of Quivira Los Cabos