Slow and Sustainable Living at Tulum Starting From USD $202,992

Enjoy slow and sustainable living at Tulum in these beautifully finished pre-sale units.

Pricing starts at USD 202,992. Slow Living is a movement that has emerged since the 1980s and has served as the inspiration for this building project with a very clear objective, to become aware of the life you lead, giving value to those little daily habits that enrich your life.

There are 42 units in total with one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units available with a lock-off system distributed in three levels.

The slow living units are located in Aldea Zama, Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Inquire for special promotions.

Some of the eco features at the slow living units include solar panels, a residual water treatment plant, conservation of 50 percent of the native vegetation in the development (vegetation buffer), car recharge point, integrated energy management system (reduces 15 percent of energy consumption), sustainable construction building materials and low density.

Amenities include a natural swimming pool, a plunge pool in every unit, green room/juice bar, cafe/bar, raw gym, bamboo spa, outdoor areas and gardens, rooftop with pool, rooftop bar, yoga room, firepit, Stellarium, a 24-hour lobby with security and private access control, bike station, a path with natural water canals, green areas and inclusive facilities.

ECO FEATURES

- Solar panels

- A residual water treatment plant

- Conservation of 50% of the native vegetation in the development (vegetation buffer)

- Car recharge point

- Integrated energy management system (reduces 15% of energy consumption)

- Sustainable construction materials

- Low density

AMENITIES

- Natural swimming pool

- Plunge pool in every unit

- Greenroom/Juice bar

- Cafe/Bar

- Raw Gym

- Bamboo Spa

- Outdoor areas and gardens

- Rooftop with pool

- Rooftop bar

- Yoga room

- Firepit

- Stellarium

- 24-hour lobby with security and private access control

- Bike station

- Path with natural water canals

- Green areas

- Inclusive facilities

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