A tropical hillside retreat where expansive bay views, independent living spaces, and more than 800 m² of land come together in one of La Ropa’s most desirable residential settings.
Casa Robert is less about formality and more about the experience of living in Zihuatanejo. Set into the tropical hillside above La Ropa, the property combines open-air living, mature vegetation, private pools, independent accommodations, and spectacular views across Zihuatanejo Bay.
The property sits on an expansive 802.69 m² (8,640 ft²) homesite along Carretera Escénica La Ropa and is arranged as two separate bungalow-style structures that follow the natural contours of the land.
The main bungalow features an open social area with kitchen, dining and living spaces designed around Zihuatanejo's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Two independently positioned bedrooms provide flexibility and privacy; the upper bedroom includes a king-size bed, private bathroom and small terrace, while the lower bedroom has its own independent entrance, king-size bed and private bathroom.
Outside, a private swimming pool, sun terrace and shaded lounging areas create a relaxed setting surrounded by tropical vegetation and elevated views toward the bay.
The second bungalow functions as an independent guest suite with a king-size bed, workspace, storage and private bathroom. Its outdoor living area includes an open-air kitchenette, built-in seating, private plunge pool and deck, creating an almost self-contained retreat within the property.
Traditional materials, exposed wood, terracotta floors, palapa-inspired details and open-air spaces give Casa Robert a distinctly Zihuatanejo character. Rather than separating the residence from its surroundings, the architecture allows vegetation, light and coastal air to become part of everyday life.
With independent accommodations and multiple outdoor living areas, the property also presents attractive vacation-rental potential, allowing owners to enjoy the residence personally while maintaining flexibility for guests or rental use.
Dual access points serve the property. As with many hillside homes in La Ropa, the residence incorporates a significant number of stairs; however, the generous land area may offer possibilities for future access improvements, including an elevator, subject to architectural and regulatory feasibility.
A tropical hillside retreat where expansive bay views, independent living spaces, and more than 800 m² of land come together in one of La Ropa’s most desirable residential settings.
Casa Robert is less about formality and more about the experience of living in Zihuatanejo. Set into the tropical hillside above La Ropa, the property combines open-air living, mature vegetation, private pools, independent accommodations, and spectacular views across Zihuatanejo Bay.
The property sits on an expansive 802.69 m² (8,640 ft²) homesite along Carretera Escénica La Ropa and is arranged as two separate bungalow-style structures that follow the natural contours of the land.
The main bungalow features an open social area with kitchen, dining and living spaces designed around Zihuatanejo's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Two independently positioned bedrooms provide flexibility and privacy; the upper bedroom includes a king-size bed, private bathroom and small terrace, while the lower bedroom has its own independent entrance, king-size bed and private bathroom.
Outside, a private swimming pool, sun terrace and shaded lounging areas create a relaxed setting surrounded by tropical vegetation and elevated views toward the bay.
The second bungalow functions as an independent guest suite with a king-size bed, workspace, storage and private bathroom. Its outdoor living area includes an open-air kitchenette, built-in seating, private plunge pool and deck, creating an almost self-contained retreat within the property.
Traditional materials, exposed wood, terracotta floors, palapa-inspired details and open-air spaces give Casa Robert a distinctly Zihuatanejo character. Rather than separating the residence from its surroundings, the architecture allows vegetation, light and coastal air to become part of everyday life.
With independent accommodations and multiple outdoor living areas, the property also presents attractive vacation-rental potential, allowing owners to enjoy the residence personally while maintaining flexibility for guests or rental use.
Dual access points serve the property. As with many hillside homes in La Ropa, the residence incorporates a significant number of stairs; however, the generous land area may offer possibilities for future access improvements, including an elevator, subject to architectural and regulatory feasibility.