Standing ankle deep in the Pacific and looking back toward the mountains, one could follow a bird through the lagoon sanctuary, behind the Park of the Brotherhood, to the unparalleled bedroom balcony of Honduras 18, a one-of-a kind home, custom built to connect to nature. This artist inspired, thoughtful home is in a class by itself in San Pancho, Mexico.
An easy walk to restaurants, shops and the beach, its central location make it blissfully convenient and the custom walls, hefty gate and inner focus make it extremely private and comfortable. All of the built-ins were considered to complement the experience of the space as well as its lofted ceilings for passive cooling from the ever-present ocean breeze. It has an open floor concept where everyone feels included with private nooks to break up the space. It can be indoor / outdoor living with wall to wall windows and large doors opening out to the pool, or it can be cozy and private with black-out curtains and an oversized couch and ottoman warming the corner.
The main house has one spectacular upstairs bedroom with a plush king size bed facing the floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony leading out to the bird sanctuary and ocean breeze. It has two full bathrooms, a large art studio space with 15-foot ceilings and custom track lighting to display wall art as well as custom track lighting throughout the home on dimmers for total control of night illumination.
Upon entry from the courtyard, the full kitchen lit by natural light, with large island and custom-built stools will undoubtedly encourage conversation… the perfect place to entertain. The washer and dryer, large pantry, and dishwasher are all tucked behind custom natural-wood color cabinetry. Minimalist open shelves hover above the large farmhouse sink and perfectly placed skylights peek throughout the house to keep it lit all day long without flipping a switch.
The grand studio space can also be customized into an extra one or two-bedroom with designs included.
The granny suite or casita is attached to the pool courtyard and features a full kitchen, pantry, full bathroom and high-ceiling loft with Queen size bed under skylights with views of the Higuera Blanca tree looming overhead, once again, connecting us with nature.
Upon entering the gates from the street, the beautiful lines of the house stand out and the hot Mexican sun softens as one steps up to the courtyard, shaded by the large Higuera Blanca tree. An outdoor shower is conveniently placed just inside the courtyard and the heated pool glows among the beautiful outdoor patio lighting. The house was designed with no wasted measurements, but with flexibility, and Mexican / Country / Minimal aesthetics all in mind. These were all inspired elements with purpose.
This artist inspired San Pancho home is clean, newly built with the warmth of Mexico, all local materials and is ready for your personal touch. All custom furniture and brand new appliances are included as well.
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| Price: | $$399,000 USD |
| Address: | Calle Honduras 18 |
| City: | San Pancho |
| County: | Bahia de Banderas |
| State: | Nayarit |
| Zip Code: | 63729 |
| Year Built: | 2019 |
| Square Feet: | 243 m2 |
| Bedrooms: | 2 |
| Bathrooms: | 3 |
| Pool: | Yes |
| Construction: | Construction m2 = 250 |
| Laundry: | BRAND NEW WASHER + DRYER |
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A delightful coastal community, a short drive from the sky-scraping, timeshare hotels that line the Puerto Vallarta coastline, lies San Francisco (known locally as San Pancho) in the Riviera Nayarit, Mexico. A short ten-minute drive from lively Sayulita and a 45-minute drive from the Puerto Vallarta airport, san Pancho is the tranquil escape that we’ve all been looking for.
When you 
San Pancho has an old world charm and a community of artists, musicians, entrepreneurs and those who have chose to spend their winters here, soaking up the sun and the culture who make up this special place. They ride their bikes or walk everywhere they go. They stroll the beach at sunrise and watch baby turtles protected by the local turtle sanctuary make their way to their native ocean. They chat with friends at the local coffee shops over local coffee farmer’s lattes, homemade banana bread and savory empanadas.
On any given night, you can expect to hear live music coming from travelers from Argentina, Mexico city or Guadalajara softly strumming guitars and ringing acoustic to the enchanted visitors dining al fresco. The town hums with artists young and old, children running freely, young surfers running barefoot to catch the end of the day, and those with wanderlust strolling the promedade. One can hear multiple languages being spoken on the streets and the businesses are run by people from all over the world. This is not just your average Mexican village, this is melting pot of cultures who all seem to have one thing in common… a desire to savor life and to slow it down a bit.
Before the arrival of the Spanish, and still somewhat today, the coast of San Pancho and Sayulita and nearby mountainous region known as the 
Entreamigos offers more than 600 classes and workshops in the facility, most of them free of charge. The non-profit organization has a variety of programs that are intended to bridge cultural and economic differences with the intention of increasing educational opportunities, environmental stewardship and collective community responsibility. They offer scholarships to the local kids and some of the successful entrepreneurs in San Pancho are results of that very scholarship program.
Another spectacular feature in San Pancho is the formation of Circo de Niños (Kid’s circus) which was founded in 2011 by Cirque de Soleil’s founding directors, Gilles Ste. Croix and Monique Voyer. Initially conceived as a fundraising idea for Entreamigos, Gilles Ste. Croix offered to oversee a presentation involving about 40 children incorporating elements of his famous Montreal troupe. By autumn 2014, Cirque de Soleil had donated equipment and the Circo de los Niños began rehearsing in the Entreamigos space. An outdoor performance of ¡Órale! was given at the Plaza de San Francisco and the Mayan Palace in the Punta de Mita resort. In March 2015, Circo de los Niños was granted the use of one of the government warehouses on the same property as Entreamigos and performed a four night run of their first Cirque du Soleil like performance before audiences of about 250. The circus performance continues today with tickets selling out immediately and is an absolute marvel to witness. If one has ever seen a Cirque du Soleil show, this children’s circus has the music, the lights, the story, the acrobatics, and the magic of a typical show in Vegas, but with children of the San Pancho community who train all year to perform for their families and tourists alike.
The entire state of Nayarit is located south of the 
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