What's been built · What's coming next
What's been built · What's coming next
Ten studio units in the jungle. The first air-conditioned accommodation in El Valle — and the project that proved what building here could look like.
Seven alpine-style cabins arranged around a botanical garden, an 8-bed hostel, and a garden-to-table café. The first permaculture-centered project in El Valle.
Full-size permanent homes right in the heart of El Valle. Built for people who decided this was home.
Four rental units centered around a lounge pool, with massage rooms for facials and body treatments. A cozy oasis tucked into the valley.
An intentional community rooted in shared values and sustainable design, with a steady flow of international travelers passing through.
A dedicated space for immersive retreats — wellness, creative, and transformational. Stunning common areas and paths built right into the hillside.
A two-story, two-bed tiny home. Compact and perfectly at home in the jungle.
Six cozy thatch-roof homes set deep in the natural landscape of El Valle. Secluded, quiet, and a 15-minute walk from the waterfall.
Canopy-level accommodations woven into the forest. A reminder that the best hospitality disappears into its surroundings.
300+ lots across 48 hectares on El Valle's most prominent mountain hillside. The largest ocean-view development in the area.
Three colonial-style homes built directly on the riverside. Quiet, considered, and rooted in the landscape.
A honeymoon-themed hillside stay with exceptional views. Designed for the kind of experience people don't forget.
A 50-hectare permaculture-focused, regenerative community. The flagship development of the Sacred Valley Foundation.
Two boutique villas sharing a bio-pool. The first project in El Valle to incorporate rammed earth construction.
A 2.1-hectare community designed around public parks and featuring organic architecture throughout.
Ten apartments within the El Valle Views development — ocean views, thoughtful design, and the full El Valle context.
A 5.2-hectare hillside valley development positioned to take full advantage of the natural landscape.
A 6.2-hectare farm and homesteading project. Land with purpose, built for people who want to grow something real.
Whether you want to invest, build, or simply be part of what's happening here — the conversation starts with a 30-minute call.