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Montemar · 3-bedroom condo · US$987,000

On the MLS as of 4 Oct 2026 (Active).

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Listed at MX$19,700,000

136 Paseo de los Delfines 9, Villas Montemar · Condo · 3 bed · 3 bath · 291 m² · View: Ocean, City

As of 11 Jul 2026: US$987,000 is 24% above the median of 8 condos for sale in Upper Conchas Chinas (US$797,000), per the AMPI Vallarta Nayarit MLS.

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This exquisite three-bedroom condo boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean and the Banderas Bay. By integrating the interior with the exterior and including a Jacuzzi, it offers the ultimate blend of luxury and tranquility. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, nice carpentry finish on the doors and large closets. The building has only 10 units, it has a common pool, sun deck, palapa area and one covered parking space inside the property. It also has a small gym for the exclusive use of the condominium owners. The HOA fee covers water, common area expenses and maintenance, building and common area insurance, on-site manager, and a reserve fund. It also includes cleaning service twice a week.

Features

View
Ocean, City
Amenities
Pool, Elevator, Entry Gate, Gym, Intercom, Pets Allowed, Air Conditioning
Furnished
Yes
Parking
Parking on Property

At a glance

US$3,390 per m² — 3% below the median of US$3,494 for the same group.

On the market 722 days since the listing agreement · 85 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

HOA MX$18,821 per month.

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Quick answers

What is the asking price?

US$987,000 (MX$19,700,000).

How many bedrooms and bathrooms, and how big is it?

3 bed · 3 bath · 291 m².

Where is this property?

It is in Montemar, Upper Conchas Chinas, South Shore (Zona Sur), Puerto Vallarta.

Is it for sale now?

Yes, it is active on the market as of 4 Oct 2026.

How long has it been on the market?

It has been on the market 85 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

Are there HOA fees?

HOA MX$18,821 per month.

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