This self-sustainable residence is located within a Riviera Maya ecological development. It is approximately one hour from Playa del Carmen, surrounded by semi-virgin jungle. The area provides several beach access points and snorkeling zones nearby. The total construction area is 702. 10 square meters. The Main House covers 233. 30 square meters and features marble floors combined with tropical wood. Wood-framed panoramic windows offer views of the semi-virgin jungle, and the structure incorporates log columns as part of its design. The house includes three bedrooms, each with a full bathroom and terrace; the primary bedroom has a walk-in closet. There is also a half bathroom, a living room, a dining room, and an equipped kitchen. The pool spans 90 square meters with a finish that will develop a unique blue tone over time, reminiscent of a cenote. The surrounding terrace covers 165 square meters and uses thermal materials that allow for comfortable barefoot walking even in direct sunlight. Three cabins are on the property, each measuring 39. 50 square meters. Each cabin offers privacy with a bedroom, bathroom, a spacious breakfast area with a kitchenette, and a terrace. Gravel paths connect the cabins through well-maintained gardens. A Service House of 95. 30 square meters is designed for maintenance staff. It includes one bedroom, a living area with a kitchenette, a storage room, a battery room, and a technical room for electrical equipment. The property is equipped with a 5 by 10 meter pool and a machine room. It has a deep well with a pump for water supply. Batteries charged by solar panels cover all electrical needs, supported by a gas backup generator. Additional features include a black water system and stationary gas.