LUMA 482 is defined by an architectural opening that makes the ocean a permanent part of the interior. The lounge, dining room, and terrace form one continuous sequence, framed by large-format glass, stone walls, and warm millwork. Daylight moves across restrained surfaces; after sunset, a sculptural chandelier adds depth without competing with the Pacific’s commanding presence.
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LUMA 482 is defined by an architectural opening that makes the ocean a permanent part of the interior. The lounge, dining room, and terrace form one continuous sequence, framed by large-format glass, stone walls, and warm millwork. Daylight moves across restrained surfaces; after sunset, a sculptural chandelier adds depth without competing with the Pacific’s commanding presence.
This collectible residence brings together three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an integrated kitchen, coordinated furnishings, and an assigned vehicle space. Its proportions support family gatherings, extended seasons, and privacy between rooms.
The residential program operates as an extension of the home. Water and repose: heated pools, a dedicated swim lane, whirlpools, decks, and broad beach frontage. Wellbeing: an ocean-oriented gym, spa, yoga, Pilates, paddle courts, and walking trails. Social life: restaurant, private market, fire pit, game lounge, children’s zone, mini golf, and an event salon. Ownership support: concierge service, private storage, underground parking, controlled entry, and continuous security.
Paradise Village social membership, connected to El Tigre golf course, adds a curated layer of experiences. Along Nuevo Vallarta’s coastal corridor, this asset combines spatial rarity, multigenerational enjoyment, and enduring relevance.