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Las Gaviotas (Puerto Vallarta) · 4-bedroom house · US$849,888

On the MLS as of 3 Oct 2026 (Active).

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Listed at MX$15,000,000

109 Paseo del Salmon, Casa Paseo del Salmon · House · 4 bed · 5 bath · 537 m² · 518 m² lot · View: Mountain, Pool

As of 27 Sep 2026: US$849,888 is 14% above the median of 3 houses for sale in Las Gaviotas (Puerto Vallarta) (US$745,000), per the AMPI Vallarta Nayarit MLS.

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This completely renovated residence is located within an exclusive luxury residential community known for its wide streets, large lots, and strictly residential zoning. Quiet, private, and surrounded by cobblestone streets and mature trees, this enclave offers a rare sense of tranquility within the city  only five minutes from the beach. The home showcases traditional Mexican architecture featuring a beautiful brick dome, a cantera stone fountain foyer, and expansive living spaces filled with natural light. It offers two kitchens, 4 bedrooms, solar panels, a large brand-new swimming pool, an elevator, and a covered terrace with mountain views. The property also includes a separate casita for guests, providing privacy and versatility for visitors or extended family.

Features

View
Mountain, Pool
Amenities
Pool, Elevator, Pets Allowed, Air Conditioning
Parking
Garage

At a glance

US$1,581 per m² — 15% below the median of US$1,861 for the same group.

On the market 289 days since the listing agreement · 246 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

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Quick answers

What is the asking price?

US$849,888 (MX$15,000,000).

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

4 bed · 5 bath · 537 m² · 518 m² lot.

Where is this property?

It is in Las Gaviotas (Puerto Vallarta), Las Aralias & Las Gaviotas (Puerto Vallarta), Puerto Vallarta.

Is it for sale now?

Yes, it is active on the market as of 3 Oct 2026.

How long has it been on the market?

It has been on the market 246 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

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