Casa Xixim
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The Architect's Vision
Four-suite beach house on Soliman Bay with timber louver walls and a full staff
Casa Xixim is a four-suite beachfront house on Soliman Bay, a protected turtle-nesting bay about 10 km north of Tulum. Many walls are screened timber louvers instead of glass, so sea breeze moves through the white concrete volumes and shaded terraces. The house runs like a small hotel, with a chef cooking three meals a day, the beach raked each morning, and a garden planted with native species.
Property Highlights
Four en-suite bedrooms, about 4,800 sq ft
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
Private pool and direct beach on Soliman Bay
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
Timber louver walls for cross ventilation
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
Chef and staff, three meals a day included
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
Kayaks and snorkel gear for the protected bay
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
Permaculture garden and native planting
Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.
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