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Home » Architecture » The Magnitude of This $4.5 Million Cliffside House Overlooking Pacific Ocean in Mexico is not Visible From Its Entrance

The Magnitude of This $4.5 Million Cliffside House Overlooking Pacific Ocean in Mexico is not Visible From Its Entrance

Blends effortlessly into the mountainside and features a 90-degree layout
Happy JastaBy Happy JastaJuly 4, 20253 Mins Read
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This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
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The real beauty of cliffside homes is not just their ability to showcase stunning sea views but also blending into the landscape. Casa Puente in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, is a perfect example of it. At first, the house seems hidden, just a bridge leading out to the cliff is visible. As you move forward, the view opens up and the house reveals itself below. Each terraced floor is connected by an elevator for easy access but there is also a separate stairway.

The oceanfront home blends effortlessly into the mountainside, featuring a striking 90-degree layout that is carried forward to open-air living areas and private bedrooms. Perched on a vertical cliff, its foundation is securely anchored into the rock for safety and stability.

As you arrive, you are greeted by stunning ocean views. The entrance is marked by a native stone wall that frames the bridge leading to the home. The path to the sculptural elevator is lined with terraced gardens that create a feeling of stepping into a horizon.

Designed by Zozaya Arquitectos, this 10,932 square-foot cliffside home has five bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms. The first level has an indoor-outdoor living room and an infinity pool alongside an alfresco bar and grilling station with an outdoor dining area. The bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms are located on two lower levels. They feature floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies to enjoy the view from the comfort of the bed. There is also a home office on the middle level while the lower level currently serves as a gym.

Also Read: This Sleek House Perched on Cliff Edge in Scotland Embraces Its Coastal Setting

The earthy colors and rich textures in the Casa Puente come from an ancient Mayan stucco technique that adds depth and character. Other standout features include ipe wood decking, a solid one-piece vanity counter with double sinks in the main bathrooms, and a pool floor made from hand-cut native black stone called Piedra Laja, which enhances the water’s reflective beauty.

Casa Puente is more than just a house; it is a testament to innovative design and strategic architecture. Its layout keeps the home private and comfortable while making the most of the stunning natural surroundings. It is currently listed by the owner through Tracy Tutor of Pend Holdings for $4,500,000.

This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Casa by Pend
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos
This Cliffside House in Mexico Can’t be Seen from Its Entrance
Image: Zozaya Arquitectos

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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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