Maravia 9 is a private off-grid estate above Tecolote Beach in the Maravia community, La Paz, Baja California Sur. Built in 2008 across two combined lots totaling 23,389.77 sq ft, it brings a three-bedroom main residence with maid’s quarters together with two independent guest casitas, for five bedrooms and 5.5 baths in all. Views reach Espiritu Santo Island, the Sea of Cortez and the Sierra. A pool, palapa and outdoor kitchen anchor the grounds, and a solar system keeps the property independent of the utility grid. La Paz Malecon is about 25 minutes away. The estate works as three structures on one site: the main residence and two guest casitas, both fully equipped and set up for independent use. The main house measures 8,521 sq ft of living area and holds three bedrooms plus maid’s quarters. Rooms open directly onto terraces and outdoor areas, so light, airflow and views reach through the house rather than stopping at the windows.

The terrace is the property’s main daily living space. It faces the Sea of Cortez and the surrounding landscape and works for dining, relaxing and entertaining, with the view always in front of you. Beyond it, the pool, palapa and outdoor kitchen give the grounds both shaded and open zones, and the landscaping follows the natural terrain instead of fighting it.

Inside, the kitchen is well equipped and the laundry area sits next to it. A fireplace and service spaces round out a layout built for full-time living, with usability and easy upkeep in mind. The lower level holds a two-car garage and the maid’s quarters, and the site offers parking for six vehicles in total, with easy circulation between the main house, the casitas and the outdoor areas.

Power comes from a solar system that runs the property independently of traditional utility infrastructure. Off-grid operation does need regular monitoring and maintenance, which is worth understanding before purchase. In a low-density area like this one, that independence is a practical advantage.

The site sits above Tecolote Beach, with views toward the beach, Espiritu Santo Island, the Sea of Cortez and the Sierra. Desert landscape and mountain terrain surround it, development nearby is sparse, and the soundtrack is mostly wind and sea. Two lots give the estate separation from its neighbors and room to adjust how the grounds are used over time.

The layout supports several ways of living here: a primary residence, a family compound where guests have their own casita, or a private retreat for extended stays. Full-time and extended residential use both fit the configuration without significant changes to the property.

Getting around is straightforward. La Paz Malecon and downtown are about 25 minutes away, and La Paz International Airport is 25 to 30 minutes. Los Cabos International Airport and San Jose del Cabo are roughly 2 hours by road, and Cabo San Lucas about 2 hours 15 minutes.