LAR | Valle de Guadalupe — Private Offering

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LAR at twilight, lit from within, with old vines in the foreground

Private offering · Baja California, México

LARValle de
Guadalupe

A private vineyard estate, designed by architects Sebastián Mariscal & Jorge Gracia

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What the valley won’t offer again.

Stone · Steel · Wood · Glass

The deep cantilevered roof at dusk, with warm light spilling from the glass-walled rooms

The architects

Sebastián Mariscal & Jorge Gracia

Two architects whose work shaped contemporary design in Baja California. Gracia Studio went on to create Encuentro Guadalupe and Endémico, the valley’s landmark design hotels.

An original, architect-designed estate.

The pool at dusk beneath an olive tree, with the fire lit in the open living room

Exterior living

Walls slide away. Fire, water and olive trees share one frame.

The house

Glass on three sides, stone at its heart

The great room with a stone fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glass facing olive trees and mountains

Leather sofas around a hand-laid stone fireplace

Wood-clad kitchen wall with built-in ovens beside a long dining table

A suite with a floating bed and a full-height window onto vines and mountains

A bedroom with a picture window framing the vineyard and mountains

A hand-laid stone walk beneath olive trees toward the vineyard and mountains

The grounds

Olive walks, orchards and heritage vines

The art

Sculpture by Jorge Yázpik

Carved volcanic-stone works by Jorge Yázpik, one of Mexico’s most recognized contemporary sculptors, are set throughout the grounds of LAR.

His work has been shown in public squares in London and at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington, D.C.

The works included in the sale are detailed in the private presentation.

Volcanic-stone sculpture by Jorge Yázpik in front of the vineyard

The estate

At a glance

4 · 4.5

Suites and baths

Vineyard

Established vines, olives and a fruit orchard

Pool & spa

Set in stone, steps from the great room

Private well

With CONAGUA permit

Solar

Installed on the house and pergola

Studio

Sunlit room for reading, music or work

Where you’ll be

El Porvenir, Valle de Guadalupe

At the western end of Mexico’s wine country, minutes from the Ruta del Vino. Banyan Tree Veya is open; Montage arrives in 2028.

≈ 90 minfrom San Diego

≈ 70 minfrom Tijuana

≈ 35 minto Ensenada and the Pacific

The potential

Room to grow

An unfinished wine-cellar building with substantial additional space, and the original architects’ designs for private guest cottages.

Rendering of the wine-cellar building with a glazed hall of steel tanks

Rendering of a guest-cottage courtyard with hammocks under a deep porch

Architectural renderings, for illustration only.

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Price, full documentation and private viewings are arranged personally with qualified buyers.

Alexandro Orendain

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