The Palm KM 93 Pacific Highway, The Palm – Casa Java, Pacific, (MLS# 26-50)

Casa Java is a thoughtfully designed four-bedroom residence currently under construction within The Palm, a low-density, master-planned community on the Pacific side, positioned between Los Cabos and La Paz. Set on a generous 1,700 SM lot with 749 SM of construction, the home is designed as two independent casitas, offering privacy, flexibility, and seamless functionality. The property features a swimming pool, palapa with outdoor kitchen and BBQ, studio, office, and outdoor shower, all surrounded by native desert landscaping with cardón cacti and regional vegetation. Parking includes two open spaces plus a closed garage. Residents of The Palm enjoy controlled density, access to a beach club, and a naturally private stretch of Pacific coastline.

Supplements: Casa Java is a thoughtfully designed four-bedroom residence currently under construction within The Palm, a low-density, master-planned community on the Pacific side, positioned between Los Cabos and La Paz. Set on a 1,700 SM lot with 749 SM of construction, the property has been carefully conceived as a private residential compound organized into three primary buildings, allowing for a clear separation between social living and private spaces. The central building serves as the social heart of the home, featuring open living and dining areas that connect seamlessly to the outdoor spaces. Adjacent to the social area is a dedicated studio / TV room with a built-in desk, ideal for media use or flexible workspace. The two private buildings house the bedroom suites. Casa Java offers two master bedrooms, each with a full bathroom, walk-in closet, and a private sitting area. One of the master suites also includes an integrated office / working space, providing additional flexibility for remote work or quiet retreat. The remaining two bedrooms are generously sized and each includes a full bathroom and walk-in closet, ensuring comfort and privacy for family and guests. Outdoor living is an integral part of the design, featuring a swimming pool, palapa with outdoor kitchen and BBQ area, outdoor shower, and generous terraces. The landscaping is composed of native desert vegetation, including cardón cacti, desert cactus varieties, plum trees, and regional species, reinforcing a strong connection to the Baja environment. The service areas are thoughtfully separated from the main living spaces and include a closed garage, along with dedicated rooms for electrical systems and water equipment, enhancing both functionality and long-term maintenance efficiency. Parking also includes two additional open spaces. Casa Java has been designed as a self-sustaining residence, equipped with a full solar energy system for electricity, a propane backup system for contingency, and a bio-septic tank for sanitary water treatment. All finishes have been carefully selected to respond to the Pacific climate, sun exposure, and salinity, prioritizing durability, longevity, and reduced maintenance over time. Residents of The Palm enjoy controlled density, access to a beach club, and a naturally private stretch of Pacific coastline. The beach's natural formation offers a rare sense of seclusion while still providing panoramic ocean views. The Pacific-side climate remains fresh and comfortable year-round, with quiet nights, open skies, and a setting defined by desert and oceanfar from congestion and crowds. Luxury at Casa Java is not about excess, but intentionwhere architecture, environment, and infrastructure work together to create a timeless Baja residence.