Diamante Beach Estates Real Estate
Beach Estates is Diamante’s homesite neighborhood on the southwest corner of the development, a short walk from the Pacific. Forty lots, each close to an acre, are laid out in tiered rows, so parcels set back from the front still hold their sightlines to the beach, the golf course and the surf.
It is a build-your-own neighborhood rather than a turnkey one, and the lots are the largest coastal parcels Diamante offers.
Beach Estates | Pacific
$6,495,000 $6,995,000
Beach Estates 37
$6,495,000 $7,200,000
Beach Estates | Pacific
$5,475,000 $5,495,000
Beach Estates | Pacific
$2,150,000
49 Beach Estates
$1,895,000
Diamante Beach Estate
$1,650,000
18 Beach Estates
$1,500,000
Diamante Blvd, Cabo San Lucas, , #134
$1,295,000 $1,498,000
Forty Near-Acre Homesites on Diamante's Pacific Corner
Tiered lots, ocean and golf sightlines, and room to build at a scale the rest of Diamante does not offer.
What separates Beach Estates from the rest of Diamante is space. Most of the community is built around turnkey villas and condominiums on compact lots. Beach Estates is forty parcels of close to an acre each, and that footprint is what makes estate-scale houses possible here — several completed homes in the neighborhood run well past 10,000 square feet, with the guest wings, courtyards and pool decks that kind of lot allows.
Buyers weighing Beach Estates are usually also looking at Sunset Hill or Las Cantinas. The short version: Sunset Hill sits high on the ridgeline for the view, Las Cantinas overlooks the Dunes Course beside the clubhouse, and Beach Estates trades elevation for proximity to the sand.
The tiering is the detail worth understanding before you choose a lot. The rows step up as they move back from the beach, so a second- or third-row parcel is not the compromise it would be in a flat subdivision — the sightlines carry over the rows in front. Front-row lots buy the shortest walk to the sand. Back-row lots generally buy more elevation and a wider field of view for the money. It is worth walking several at different times of day, because the afternoon light and the wind coming off the Pacific read differently from each tier.
One clarification, since the language gets used loosely across Cabo listings: Beach Estates is a homesite neighborhood, not a beachfront condominium one. Homes sit a short stroll from the water rather than opening onto it. Diamante’s beachfront condominium product is a separate development further along the shore.
Building here means working within Diamante’s design guidelines, and most owners bring in an architect and builder familiar with the community before they close on a lot. That path is slower than buying something finished, but it is the reason the houses in Beach Estates look considered rather than repeated.
If your timeline does not allow for a build, a small amount of completed resale inventory does come up inside the neighborhood. It is worth asking about directly — it tends to move quietly. You can also compare what is available across Diamante land and homesites more broadly, or read how the purchase process at Diamante works.
Buying a Homesite in Diamante Beach Estates
We can walk you through which tier suits what you want to build, what is currently available, and how the lot-purchase and construction process works at Diamante.
Questions About Diamante Beach Estates
What makes Beach Estates Real Estate at Diamante unique?
Lot size and position. Beach Estates is forty homesites of close to an acre each on the southwest corner of Diamante, a short walk from the Pacific — the largest coastal parcels in the community. The rows are tiered, so sightlines to the beach, the golf course and the surf carry across lots set back from the front row.
Are Beach Estates homes good for full-time living or vacation use?
Both. Diamante is gated with year-round security and services, and Beach Estates owners include full-time residents, seasonal owners, and people who use the house for part of the year. Rental rules are set at the community and HOA level rather than by neighborhood, so confirm the current terms for a specific property before counting on rental use.
What amenities are available to Beach Estates homeowners?
Beach Estates owners have access to Diamante’s wider amenities. The community has four golf courses — the Dunes Course by Davis Love III, El Cardonal and the Oasis Short Course by Tiger Woods’ TGR Design, and the Legacy Course — along with the 10-acre Crystal Lagoons saltwater lagoon, the beach club, spa and fitness facilities, and the community’s restaurants. Access to specific clubs and courses depends on membership, so ask us what a given property conveys.
How close is Beach Estates to downtown Cabo San Lucas?
Beach Estates sits on the Pacific side of the peninsula, west of town, close enough to reach downtown Cabo San Lucas and the marina for dinner and far enough that you do not hear it. Drive times vary considerably with season and traffic on the corridor, so ask us for a realistic current estimate rather than working from a published figure.
What types of homes are available in Beach Estates Real Estate?
Beach Estates is primarily a custom homesite neighborhood — you buy the lot and build within Diamante’s design guidelines. Completed estate homes do come up for resale inside the neighborhood, generally at a substantial scale, but land is the core product here.
How can I purchase a home in Beach Estates?
Start by walking the available lots across different tiers, because position within the neighborhood drives both price and outlook more than anything else here. From there it is a standard Los Cabos purchase, which for foreign buyers typically involves a Mexican bank trust (fideicomiso) and a notario, plus an architect and builder already approved to work inside Diamante if you are building. We can introduce you to all three.
