MONTECITO:LIVE THE EXPERIENCE OFTROPICAL LUXURY

This is a translation of the original article realized by Montecito Beach Village

“Perched upon a small peninsula of the Oaxacan coast, the panoramic views of Montecito’s Villas encompass the adjoining beaches and blue waters of the Pacific Ocean; these natural elements were the inspiration for the philosophy of our community”, explains Greg Glassman, Director of this marvelous project whose profound respect and admiration of the natural environment was first publicized by the Mexican Expo Cihac when awarding the community recognition as a “Success Story” for sustainable residential development in 2013.

Quality, style and luxury are indeed the three pillars of Montecito, a place where the human habitat is harmonically integrated into the natural environment. By studying topography, ocean breezes and the movement of the sun, the architecture and interior design create a singular surrounding to be fully enjoyed by all senses.

From the Villas you can appreciate the beauty of Montecito’s beaches and three different micro-environments. Sunrises and sunsets compliment each day and create memorable experiences. The use of local materials, natural textures and colors highlight Montecito’s elegant architecture and serve as the preferred pallet of owners to personalize their living environment.

The interior design has been thought through unto the tiniest detail: artisanal craftsmanship from elite local suppliers, using only the best materials and techniques of the region, blend timeless design with coastal living offering residence a unique and natural venue to enjoy.

The harmony between Villagers and staff is endearing. There is no shortage of staff members that strongly identify with the community and take pride in their work. Montecito provides everything needed to live a heavenly experience in total relaxation. Here you can detach from daily worries in comfort, elegance and sophistication.

This is a translation of the original article realized by Montecito Beach Village