Cova House

Cova House is another spectacular open-air retreat nestled between the sea and jungle, that invites you to enjoy the wonderful climate of Puerto Escondido, Mexico. Designed by anonimous, this stunning piece of modern design really is a sight to behold and serves as the ultimate entertaining and relaxing space for the lucky guests. Located only 70 meters from the coast, the unique property was designed as a two-family vacation home, which involved the creation of two different compounds of private rooms that are connected through common recreational areas.

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THE EDGE | BY CHARLES WRIGHT

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LUMINOSA HOUSE

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PARK STREET HOUSE

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