Casa Claudia at sunset — rooftop terrace over the desert

El Centenario · Baja California Sur

Casa Claudia

Modern Baja. Quiet Luxury.

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Our Story

Built as a private residence, Casa Claudia was designed around light, air, and the ever-changing mountain views of the Bay of La Paz. Mornings begin on the roof. Evenings end there too. Somewhere between first light and sunset, the hours quietly slip away.

Casa Claudia entry hall with double-height ceiling, piano, and wood front door
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Arrival

A door of solid wood, and then quiet.

You step in from the Baja sun. The front door opens to light, quiet, and generous space. High ceilings, clean lines, and soft daylight create an arrival that feels naturally unhurried.

Bedroom at Casa Claudia opening onto a private west-facing balcony at sunset
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Morning & Evening

Four bedrooms, each with their own light.

The house holds four bedrooms — this one opens onto two private balconies. Step east at dawn to watch the sun lift over the desert; return west at day's end for the sky shown here, gold slipping behind the sierra. Every room has its own hour.

Casa Claudia courtyard at midday with shade sail over the pool
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Afternoon

White walls, blue water.

By midday, the courtyard becomes the centre of the house. The shade sail softens the Baja sun while the pool reflects light back into the surrounding rooms. It is a place to swim, read, linger over lunch, or simply do nothing at all.

Casa Claudia at nightfall with string lights lit beneath four pergolas across three floors
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Evening

Pergolas for every light.

As the sky deepens, string lights come on beneath the beams — two on the main floor, one on the second-floor entertaining terrace, and two more on the roof. Shaded outdoor rooms are stacked across three stories, each with its own view and its own hour of the day.

Bay of La Paz at sunset seen from the rooftop
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Nightfall

A quiet position on the ridge.

From the roof, the lights of La Paz appear in the distance across the bay. Between here and there — nothing but desert, mountains, and the slow arrival of stars.

Sky over the Bay of La Paz at last light

The Sky, Every Evening

“A sunset here is not an event.It is simply what happens.”

From Above

An Aerial Portrait

One quiet minute above Casa Claudia — the rooftop, the courtyard, and the desert unfolding toward the Bay of La Paz.

The Walkthrough

Inside the House

Two quiet minutes through Casa Claudia — from the courtyard and pool to sun-filled interiors and the rooftop at last light.

Explore Baja

Quiet enough toforget the world.Close enough to live it.

Silhouettes strolling the La Paz malecón as the sun sets over the marina

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The Malecón

Twenty minutes from Casa Claudia. The waterfront where evenings begin.

Sailor statue looking out over the La Paz marina at sunset

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The Marina

A wooden sloop, a fair wind, the islands of Espíritu Santo just offshore.

Paddleboarder in the distance behind a moored La Paz panga at sunset

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Bay at Dusk

A lone paddleboarder glides past a moored panga as the sky turns molten.

Kiteboarders on the turquoise Sea of Cortez at La Ventana

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La Ventana

An hour from the house. World-class kiteboarding on the Sea of Cortez, with the wind up most winter afternoons.

Museo de Arte de Baja California Sur with pigeons in flight

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Museo de Arte

The city's art museum in a nineteenth-century schoolhouse — a slow afternoon in the historic center.

Aerial view of Balandra Beach with turquoise water and desert mountains

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Balandra Beach

Forty-five minutes away. Turquoise shallows and empty white sand — often called Mexico's most beautiful beach.

Fiery sunrise over Playa Ocampo in San José del Cabo with a pelican in flight

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San José del Cabo

Sunrise at Playa Ocampo — the sun lifts deep orange through Pacific mist while seagulls skim the break.

Todos Santos alley strung with colorful bandana banners over adobe walls and trailing vines

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Todos Santos

An hour across the peninsula. Bougainvillea, galleries, long lunches in shaded courtyards.

Golden sunset over the El Mogote sand dunes with a silhouetted mesquite tree

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El Mogote Dunes

Fifteen minutes from the door — sand and mesquite where the sun drops behind the peninsula in silence.

Pelicans perched on a blue and white panga at Playa El Comitán with the bay behind

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Playa El Comitán

Five minutes from the house — pelicans perch on a moored panga as the bay turns to gold.

Mural-covered facade of BluFin Poke Co on a sunlit La Paz street with palms and colonial buildings

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World-Class Seafood

From fish tacos on the waterfront to long dinners beneath the palms, La Paz has become one of Mexico's most quietly exciting food cities.

Sleepy cobblestone street in El Triunfo with a golden dog resting beside pastel adobe buildings and red café umbrellas

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El Triunfo

An hour inland, a former silver-mining town of cobblestone lanes, pastel adobe walls, and shaded café tables where the afternoon slows to a stop.

A Day in Baja

One day,unhurried.

  1. 06:15

    Sunrise coffee

    Rooftop terrace

  2. 08:00

    A walk along the Malecón

    La Paz

  3. 10:30

    Beach, undisturbed

    Balandra

  4. 13:15

    Lunch by the sea

    Sea of Cortez

  5. 16:00

    The house again

    Casa Claudia

  6. 17:30

    An evening swim

    The pool

  7. 19:00

    Sunset from the roof

    Rooftop

  8. 20:30

    Dinner under the pergola

    Outdoor dining room

The Address

Where the houseactually is.

763 Privada Paraíso, El Centenario,La Paz, Baja California Sur, México

By car

  • La Paz Malecón20 min
  • La Paz Airport (LAP)25 min
  • Playa Balandra45 min
  • La Ventana1 hr
  • Todos Santos1 hr 15 min
  • Los Cabos Airport (SJD)2 hr 15 min
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The Particulars

What can be measured.

Built in 2020

Turnkey condition

Four Bedrooms

Each with its own ensuite

4.5 Bathrooms

Stone and soft light

275 m² / 2,956 sq ft

Interior living

700 m² / 7,535 sq ft Lot

Native desert planting

30 m² / 323 sq ft Pool

With sunset view

Private Terraces

Four terraces across three levels

Outdoor Dining Room

Under the main pergola

Quiet Cul-de-sac

No through traffic

Minutes from La Paz

20 min to the Malecón

Air Conditioning

Throughout

Water

Municipal water with cistern and reserve tanks

Views

Mountain, sea and desert

Direct Ownership

Ownership details, including title structure, available upon request

Private Sale

Directly with the owner

The Offer

$1,050,000 USD

Private sale, directly with the owner.

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ExperienceCasa Claudia.

Casa Claudia is shown by private appointment. Walk through the house at the hour of day that speaks to you most. Morning, afternoon, or sunset.

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