Pueblo Morebi

Morebi is light among the trees, inspired by the beautiful bamboo forests of Kyoto, Japan. This project is located in an exceptional place, in the heart of the only tropical cedar and mahogany forest in Quintana Roo, which covers 250 hectares, divided into three stages, where phase 1 has 3 private residential lots ranging from 800 m2 up to 1800 m2, very close to the beautiful Bacalar lagoon.

PHASE ONE

• Private Duna: soldout 
• Private Manglar: Available 

LIFE BALANCE SPACES:

• Infinity pool
• Sunbathing area
• Kids playground area
• BBQ area
• Deck for multiple uses
• Basketball court
• Paddle court
• Perimeter green area

 Pueblo Morebi is not just a real estate development, it is a vibrant and welcoming community that promotes a wellness lifestyle. Here, you will find a series of spaces designed to balance body, mind and spirit.

BALANCE SPACES:

• Morebi Organic Market: You will find fresh and local products for a healthy diet.
• Organic Garden: You will be able to connect with nature and learn about the sustainable agriculture of vegetables, fruits, legumes and aromatic herbs.
• Commercial Pavilion: Offers a selection of shops and services that will complement your daily life.
• Morebi Natural Park: Located in the heart of a lush cedar and mahogany plantation, it is a true sanctuary for nature lovers
• Club House: Your space to relax, exercise and enjoy in community. It has a gym, spa, co-working, children’s area, pool and restaurants.

WHY PUEBLO MOREBI?

• 100% ecological sustainable construction
• Tropical forest, surrounded by lagoons and lakes
• Artistic and contemplation spaces
• Underground installations
• Zen spaces surrounded by Japanese architecture
• Low impact, elevated area for flora and fauna to circulate
• Water treatment plants
• Infrastructure for internet and optimal telephony
• Accessibility
• 24/7 security
• Parking lot

Discover Pueblo Morebi and be part of a community that combines luxury, well-being and respect for nature in an exceptional environment.

This is a development of the successful firm of Madero Arquitectos