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Residencial Flamingos · 4-bedroom house · US$485,290

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

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Listed at MX$8,250,000

59 Gorrion, Los Cedros 59 · House · 4 bed · 4 bath · 236 m² · 161 m² lot · View: Street, Mountain

As of 30 Jul 2026: US$485,290 is 0% below the median of 12 houses with 4 bedrooms for sale in Residencial Flamingos (US$487,645), per the AMPI Vallarta Nayarit MLS.

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Located in the desirable Flamingos area of Riviera Nayarit, this beautiful home offers the perfect combination of comfort, privacy, and convenience. Thoughtfully designed for modern living, it features spacious interiors and inviting outdoor areas ideal for enjoying the tropical lifestyle. The main level includes a bedroom with a full bath, open-concept living and dining areas, a well-appointed kitchen, laundry room, storage space, and a two-car garage. Outside, a private terrace with a swimming pool provides the perfect setting for entertaining or relaxing. Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms, each with its own full bath, closet, and private balcony. The primary suite features an expansive terrace, creating a peaceful retreat.

Features

View
Street, Mountain
Amenities
Gated Community, Pets Allowed, Air Conditioning
Parking
Parking on Property

At a glance

US$2,056 per m² — 1% below the median of US$2,077 for the same group.

On the market 114 days since the listing agreement · 103 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

HOA MX$2,600 per month.

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Quick answers

What is the asking price?

US$485,290 (MX$8,250,000).

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

4 bed · 4 bath · 236 m² · 161 m² lot.

Where is this property?

It is in Residencial Flamingos, Flamingos, Riviera Nayarit.

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 103 days since it was last listed on the MLS.

Are there HOA fees?

HOA MX$2,600 per month.

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