Casa Torre rises above the cliffs of Playa Rosa, where the Pacific Ocean meets Jalisco’s wild coastline. Designed to honor its environment, this property bridges heritage and innovation, an address where architecture bends to the land, not the other way around. With five distinct living spaces, private shore access, and curated gardens, Casa Torre invites a rhythm of life shaped by salt air, open skies, and the pulse of the sea. Below, discover the details that define this coastal residence.

Architecture & Design

Architect: Diego Villaseñor’s vision integrates traditional Mexican palapa structures with modern lines.

Materials: Local stone, palapa-thatched roofs, and organic textures mirror the coastal terrain.

Landscape: Eric Nagelmann’s gardens weave pathways of native flora, leading to a secluded beach.

Accommodations

Five Ocean-View Units

OBELISCO (750 sq. ft.): Private terrace overlooking Playa Rosa; double-sink vanity.

ORQUIDEA (750 sq. ft.): Ocean-facing terrace; single-sink bathroom.

ALOCASIA (1000 sq. ft.): Largest suite with expansive terrace; dual vanities.

HELICONIA (750 sq. ft.): Generous terrace; minimalist design.

MANDEVILLA (650 sq. ft.): Compact layout with panoramic ocean vistas.

The principal suite opens directly to the pool, where mornings unfold with uninterrupted ocean views. Guest suites, thoughtfully placed among independent structures, offer privacy and retreat.

These spaces include a gym and a serene massage room for two, perfectly balancing indulgence and relaxation.