Penthouses for Sale in Mexico
There are 3 penthouses for sale in Mexico on International Surf Properties, with asking prices from $583,000 to $995,000 and a median of $992,000 (updated 12 November 2026). Every listing below links straight to the owner or listing agent.
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About penthouses in Mexico
Top-floor apartments with ocean views in surf destinations. Ask about building fees, rental rules and parking or board storage before you buy. Across every surf property type, the median asking price in Mexico is $355,000 over 79 priced listings. For penthouses specifically the median is $992,000. The Mexico surf property price report breaks these figures down by type, region and town.
Frequently asked questions
How much do penthouses cost in Mexico?
Across the 3 penthouses for sale in Mexico on International Surf Properties, asking prices run from $583,000 to $995,000, and the median is $992,000 (updated 12 November 2026). The median is the middle asking price: half the listings ask less and half ask more. Prices are asking prices set by sellers, not sale prices.
Where are the penthouses for sale in Mexico?
The most listings are in Saladita (2) and Cabo San Lucas (1). Use the map view to see how close each one sits to the beach and the nearest surf break.
Are there beachfront or ocean-view penthouses in Mexico?
Of the 3 penthouses for sale in Mexico, 3 have ocean views and 3 are a walk from the beach, as described by their sellers. A listing can have more than one of these features.
What other surf property is for sale in Mexico?
Besides penthouses, International Surf Properties lists 49 lots and parcels of land, 22 beach houses, homes and villas, 10 condos and apartments and 2 development projects in Mexico. The Mexico surf property price report breaks prices down by type and by area.
Can foreigners buy property in Mexico?
Rules for foreign buyers differ by country and can treat beachfront, border and agricultural land differently. International Surf Properties' Answers section and buying guides explain how purchases typically work, but this is general information, not legal advice: confirm title, zoning and ownership rules with a licensed local attorney before you sign or pay a deposit.