This three-level ocean-view villa has two fully self-contained suites and a rooftop entertaining terrace, all steps from pristine Playa Blanca. The ground floor and second floor are each a private suite. You can live in one and rent the other, or rent both for maximum income.

Inside and out

High ceilings, parota wood throughout, aluminum windows with mosquito nets, security features and Helvex bathroom fixtures
Six concealed A/C installations, including a nearly new inverter in the upstairs primary bedroom
A CFE electric meter with separate controls on each floor, so two independent meters can be installed
Telmex internet pre-wired throughout
A well, a 10,000-liter cistern and a biodigester
Wide, comfortable steps and low-maintenance design

The subdivision

This is the closest subdivision to Barra de Potosí, yet it has none of the crowding. It is the only one with wide 12-meter streets, and it has new high-quality utility poles and a transformer.

Barra de Potosí and Playa Blanca

Barra de Potosí is a laid-back fishing village on Guerrero’s Costa Grande, built around a large lagoon and mangrove estuary. Locals run boat tours for birdwatching and kayaking, and the beachfront palapas serve fresh-caught fish and shrimp. Playa Blanca and neighboring Playa Larga are long, uncrowded stretches of sand. Walks, surf-fishing, sunsets and swimming here come without the crowds of the main resort beaches.

Zihuatanejo is roughly a half-hour drive, so you can dine, shop and sail there, or fly in through Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport, which is close by. Verify drive times before publishing.

The investment angle

Two income streams in one property: Two self-contained suites allow short-term or long-term rentals, or owner use of one with rental income from the other.
Rooftop terrace: An entertaining space is a strong draw for vacation-rental guests.
Priced well below the main resort areas: The price sits well under Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo beachfront pricing.
Lower operating costs: Separate meters, a cistern and well, and low-maintenance finishes help.
Early-stage area: The surrounding area is still quiet and uncrowded, which could mean upside as interest in the Costa Grande grows.

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