3-Bedroom House in Aleda — Playa del Carmen

Legorreta + Legorreta architecture — thoughtfully designed, move-in ready.

This three-bedroom house in Aleda, Playa del Carmen is listed at $330,000 USD (approximately $5,676,000 MXN). The property offers 230 m² (2,476 sq ft) of construction on a 174 m² (1,873 sq ft) lot, with 3.5 bathrooms and a private terrace. Aleda was completed in 2021 and is a development of 42 houses and 42 condos designed by Legorreta + Legorreta, one of Mexico’s most internationally recognized architecture firms. The property is move-in ready.

What makes this 3-Bedroom house in Aleda a well-positioned property in Playa del Carmen?

At $1,435 USD/m² ($133/sq ft), this house is priced competitively for a completed, move-in ready property with this architectural provenance in a gated community in Playa del Carmen — a city where comparable product in established communities like Playacar and Corasol regularly trades above $2,500 USD/m². The Legorreta + Legorreta design signature is a genuine differentiator: the firm, co-founded by Ricardo Legorreta and continued by Víctor Legorreta, is known internationally for its use of color, light, and geometric form rooted in Mexican architectural tradition. That provenance carries weight both for buyers who value architectural quality and for the long-term positioning of the asset. Aleda’s scale — 84 units total across houses and condos — keeps the community intimate while supporting a full amenity package that includes a pool with wading pool, padel court, gym, multipurpose room for yoga, meditation, and cinema, social area with grills, children’s play area, and landscaped green spaces. The La Joya neighborhood in Playa del Carmen offers direct road connectivity to the city’s main arteries and proximity to commercial services, schools, and the beach corridor.

What should I know before buying a house in Aleda?

Aleda is a completed development — all 84 units were delivered in 2021, which means there is no construction risk, no delivery timeline uncertainty, and an established community already in place. For foreign buyers, this is the most straightforward acquisition scenario: the title is clean, the building is registered, and the purchase process follows the standard notary-led transaction that applies to all residential property in Mexico. The right legal and ownership structure depends on the buyer’s country of residence, tax situation, and intended use — Heron Real Estate provides personalized advisory on this as part of every acquisition.