Ownership comes with access to the property’s many amenities, including a 164-foot infinity pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, luxury gym, round-the-clock security, beach cabanas, a state-of-the-art water desalination plant producing 100,000 liters of drinking water daily, and, of course, your personal concierge to work with you on anything you might need or want-from fresh groceries from the farmer’s market to hiring a private chef or masseur. At La Paz, you will feel at home, as if you have always belonged there. While CSQ spent time on property, there were a few other residents there but the feeling was one of complete immersion in a world of beauty and tranquility. Each residence features Calacatta marble in the bathrooms and indigenous granite and Viking appliances in the kitchen, as well as special selections of high-quality imported woods, furnishings, linens, and-in some units-even specifically sourced artwork lending a special native feel to the well-arranged space. ft., containing between one and four bedrooms. Starting at $1.295M, the residences range in size from 2,900 to 9,000 sq.
Curtiss found two of his dear friends-John Hargreaves, the Monaco-based founder of mega Matalan clothing chains throughout Europe, and Jeffrey Hecktman, head of Hilco Global Asset Liquidators-a dream team who turned Playa de La Paz into a world-class destination and residential community immersed in the traditions of Mexico. The dream of a developer-Curtiss in this case-isn’t complete without the support of partners. When CSQ spoke to Curtiss about the project, he described Playa de La Paz as his life’s work: “I see it as an undertaking of passion and a pursuit of immaculate design, detail, and beauty.” Known as Playa de La Paz, it is a boutique collection of 23 luxury residences-designed by renowned Mexican architect Gerardo Ulate-on a secluded private beach pressed up against the infinitely calming Sea of Cortéz. Curtiss, a committed first-time developer, has since spent more than a decade seeing his project through to the impeccable state it has attained today.
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Curtiss found professional and financial success in trading and distribution in Britain before moving to La Paz in 2005, following after his son James (who owns the local boating and diving business, The Cortez Club). While Cousteau can be credited for putting the region on the map, La Paz has British-born developer and now passionate and current resident Jeffrey Curtiss to thank for its recent ascendance. In fact, rich marine life, snorkeling, scuba diving or whale watching are only minutes away by boat, including one of the signature experiences of swimming with whale sharks in their natural habitat.
The city has captured the attention of travelers, residents, and sea-faring divers alike since Jacques Cousteau dubbed the Sea of Cortéz “the world’s aquarium” in 1940. Less than two hours by car north of Cabo San Lucas and tucked against the Sea of Cortéz, La Paz is equal parts authentic and sophisticated. Given its name by Spanish Explorer Sebastián Vizcaíno in 1596, La Paz is a place where time seems to have stopped.
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