Understanding
La Reserva

La Reserva is a low-density residential development located within the El Tecuán property on Jalisco’s Costa Alegre. Spanning approximately 8 hectares, the project comprises just 20 private oceanfront residences. Conceived as a legacy development, La Reserva emphasizes privacy, exceptional architecture, low-density living, and a deep connection to nature.

La Reserva comprises just 20 private residences, ensuring exclusivity, low-density living, and a highly private environment.

La Reserva is located within El Tecuán, in the municipality of La Huerta, Jalisco, in a privileged setting along the Pacific Ocean.

El Tecuán is a family-owned property with more than 60 years of history on the Costa Alegre. With approximately 3.8 kilometers of coastline, the property has been carefully managed with a long-term vision rooted in conservation and environmental stewardship.

La Reserva is a luxury residential development designed for personal and family use, with strong potential for long-term property value appreciation.

El Tecuán features approximately 3.8 kilometers of coastline. La Reserva is located within this larger property, with residential lots offering direct ocean frontage.

Yes. Depending on the season and ocean conditions, residents can enjoy recreational activities such as swimming, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. Local safety recommendations and weather conditions should always be taken into consideration.

La Reserva is being developed by Crecisa Leasing, with a vision centered on quality, sustainability, legacy, and community.

Yes. Private guided tours are available, allowing prospective buyers to explore the property, experience its natural surroundings, and discover the vision behind the development firsthand.

El Tecuán has belonged to the same family for more than six decades. Over the years, the property has served as a ranch, hotel, vacation retreat, and gathering place for generations of family members.

A sense of freedom. For generations, family vacations here meant children and grandchildren exploring the beach, fishing alongside the local community, enjoying traditional regional cuisine, and savoring mangoes from trees planted by their grandfather and freshly harvested coconuts.

At various points in its history, El Tecuán served as a gathering place for recreational aviation clubs. A grass airstrip welcomed small aircraft for aviation events and aerial exhibitions.

The family has consistently prioritized quality and long-term value over rapid development, choosing to turn down large-scale or lower-quality projects, even when doing so meant postponing development plans.

The vision is to preserve the natural environment, carefully manage growth, avoid large-scale development, and foster a community that lives in harmony with its surroundings. Above all, the priority is to create a lasting legacy rather than a mass-market development.

The architectural project is led by Manuel Cervantes in collaboration with the architectural firm Macías Peredo.

La Reserva features contemporary architecture by renowned architects, thoughtfully integrated into the natural landscape. The design emphasizes authentic, high-quality materials, generous living spaces, and unobstructed ocean views.

Yes. While all residences share a cohesive architectural identity, homeowners have the flexibility to personalize layouts and finishes according to their preferences.

Hugo Sánchez oversees the landscape design.

The average lot size is approximately 3,000 m².

Residences feature between three and five bedrooms, depending on the architectural design and the homeowner’s preferences.

The average buildable area is approximately 448 m².

Yes. Every residence features its own private swimming pool.

Yes. Most lots offer direct ocean frontage, ranging from approximately 18 to 56 linear meters.

Yes. Each homeowner is responsible for obtaining insurance coverage for their residence.

  • Exclusive Beach Club
  • Swimming pool
  • Restaurant
  • Ski Ranch
  • Floating dock
  • Landscaped green spaces
  • Controlled access

Yes. The Beach Club is reserved exclusively for homeowners and their guests.

Residents can enjoy a variety of recreational experiences, including water sports, waterskiing, paddleboarding, kayaking, surfing, social gatherings, private events, and other leisure activities.

La Reserva offers an exceptional level of privacy through its low-density layout, expansive residential lots, and thoughtful architectural design.

Yes. Security measures include controlled access, on-site surveillance, patrols, and monitoring systems. The property also benefits from a single access point and natural boundaries formed by Estero Verde and the Purificación River.

Prices range from approximately USD $1.5 million to $3.5 million, depending on the lot, architectural design, and level of customization.

Yes. The standard payment structure is 30% upon signing, 40% after six months, and the remaining 30% upon execution of the property deed. Payment terms are negotiable.

Homeowners’ association (HOA) fees cover road maintenance, landscaping and green spaces, security, beach cleaning, operation of the Beach Club and Ski Ranch, and environmental conservation efforts.

Buyers receive comprehensive guidance and support throughout the purchasing process from a specialized legal team.

Yes. La Reserva has condominium rules and regulations governing construction, community living, and property use.

Yes. Foreign buyers can acquire coastal property in Mexico through a bank trust, known as a fideicomiso.

Manzanillo International Airport is the closest airport to La Reserva. Puerto Vallarta International Airport is another option.

Supermarkets and essential services are available in Manzanillo, Puerto Vallarta, and nearby communities.

The nearest golf course is located at Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, approximately 30 minutes from El Tecuán.

The nearest marinas are located in Manzanillo and Barra de Navidad.