Caribbean Oceanfront Beachhouse For Sale

Paradise is this secluded oceanfront beach house on the Mexican Caribbean. Enjoy the magnificent view from the balcony of this 2 story house overlooking a secluded palm lined beach with crystal clear blue water and a view of the MesoAmerican Reef only 500 yards offshore. You can wade out 500 feet and go snorkeling around huge brightly colored coral heads or go fishing right out your front door. Fully furnished kitchen so you can cook that fish you caught. Ceiling fans, lights and refrigerator powered by solar panels on the roof. Propane water heater and generator. All the furnishings and amenities you need to make for a memorable one of a kind vacation in paradise are included. Just bring your suitcase, snorkel mask and fishing pole. Plenty of room for the whole family. The downstairs has a master bedroom w.full bath with livingroom/diningroom area and kitchen. The upstairs has a large bedroom with double bed, full bath and seperate livingroom area with daybed that can also be used as a bedroom. There is High Speed Internet access w.wireless and an Upstairs office that has it's own desk and balcony overlooking the ocean. A perfect getaway for the romantic couple, writer or artist seeking a place to escape and create.
You live totally off the grid here so are very independent-great for survivalists!
Plenty of coconuts here as it used to be a coconut plantation and all kinds of fruits & vegetables grow well in this area:
Buy locally or grow your own bananas, pineapples, noni, papayas, mangoes, avocadoes, plantain, cantalope, watermelon -all the same things you can grow in Floridas sandy soil grow here too.
Gas is typically a dollar less per gallon than in the US. Mexicos Pemex is government owned, they have their own oilfields and refineries and actually sell oil to the US - So that will keep prices lower. Driving here from Houston, TX takes 5 days and costs about $1400 for gas, food and good hotels. Groceries are cheaper here too. There is a Sams Club, WalMart type grocery store, Office Depot, McDonalds, Wendys, Burger King and Mall of the Americas in Chetumal. Yes major credit cards accepted-just like in the US.
It's great because you can actually drive here from the US.

SHOPPING/RESTAURANTS If you plan to buy groceries and then drive down you will need to get up very early so you will get to xcalak before the sun sets. You should buy your groceries at a grocery store in Playa del Carmen as the traffic in Cancun makes them harder to find. Playa del Carmen further south also has a Mcdonalds and Burger king on each side of highway 307. As you go south on 307 in Playa del Carmen (there is alot of construction) across from the burger king you will see a Sorianas grocery store on the right in a mall that is easy to get to. It is on the right (west) side of 307. Here is a map to print showing all the grocery stores in Playa del Carmen-there is a walmart and office depot there too The main drag going into Playa Del Carmen towards the beach and all the shopping is Constituentes going east if you want to see what Playa looks like and there are also alot of large grocery stores there as well as walmart. There is a Subway in Tulum you may want to stop at on the way down. In Xcalak the Leaky Palapa on the main drag is best for dinner (email for reservations) For tacos Tobys little red and white painted cafe. Sylvias is ok too for lunch of fish and rice. Click here for links showing all xcalak restaurants. Print these maps and take with you of this area http://xcalak.tv/xcalakmap/xcalakpueblomap.html http://xcalak.tv/xcalakmap/xcalakmap.html