Privadas is a neighbourhood of Club Campestre. Two homesite listings in five years, both expired — and a name that may not describe a real neighbourhood. Assessments run about $1,000 a year as of 9 September 2026.
| 5-yr listings | 2 both expired |
|---|---|
| Closed sales | 0 none recorded |
| Status | Unverified name may be generic |
Fee and market evidence current to 9 September 2026. Verify all figures with the association at the time of purchase.
About Privadas
Privadas appears in the MLS as a Club Campestre subdivision with exactly two listings over five years — both homesites, and both expired. There is no closed sale and nothing currently active.
The name is also questionable. "Privadas" is Spanish for private enclaves generally, and it may be a catch-all data-entry convention rather than a named neighbourhood — we could not find it on any Club Campestre developer or association source.
We are publishing this sheet so that a buyer or agent who encounters the name gets the record rather than an empty search result. If a Privadas property matters to you, the first step is establishing what and where it actually is, which we do directly.
What trades here
Neighbourhood assessment
No fee figure exists. Any Club Campestre ownership would carry a neighbourhood assessment in the community's normal band of roughly MXN 19,000 to 39,000.
How Club Campestre bills
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
Market snapshot
| Product | Active asking range | Active | Closed, 5 years | Sales | Closed, last 24 months | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homesites | No active listings | 0 | — | 0 | — | 0 |
Source: Flexmls (BCS MLS), all statuses, rolling five years to 9 September 2026, de-duplicated.
What it costs to hold
Neighbourhood assessment
No fee figure exists. Any Club Campestre ownership would carry a neighbourhood assessment in the community's normal band of roughly MXN 19,000 to 39,000.
How Club Campestre bills
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
Privadas appears in the MLS as a Club Campestre subdivision with exactly two listings over five years — both homesites, and both expired. There is no closed sale and nothing currently active.
The name is also questionable. "Privadas" is Spanish for private enclaves generally, and it may be a catch-all data-entry convention rather than a named neighbourhood — we could not find it on any Club Campestre developer or association source.
We are publishing this sheet so that a buyer or agent who encounters the name gets the record rather than an empty search result. If a Privadas property matters to you, the first step is establishing what and where it actually is, which we do directly.
What is not published
Rental. Homes here are plainly used as vacation rentals, but no community rule, minimum stay or cap is documented. Pets. A dog park and pet-friendly zones exist; no formal policy is published. Construction. Projects must comply with the Campestre CC&Rs and are reviewed by Campestre; lots come with underground utilities and paved roads, and one source states there is no time limit to begin construction — confirm that against the CC&Rs for your lot.
Who Privadas suits
Nothing here is currently purchasable, and there is no pricing history to work from. This sheet exists so the name resolves to facts. Tell us if you encounter a Privadas listing and we will establish what it actually is before you spend time on it.
Common questions
What are the HOA fees in Privadas?
No fee figure exists. Any Club Campestre ownership would carry a neighbourhood assessment in the community's normal band of roughly MXN 19,000 to 39,000.
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
Does buying in Privadas include club membership?
Privadas appears in the MLS as a Club Campestre subdivision with exactly two listings over five years — both homesites, and both expired. There is no closed sale and nothing currently active.
The name is also questionable. "Privadas" is Spanish for private enclaves generally, and it may be a catch-all data-entry convention rather than a named neighbourhood — we could not find it on any Club Campestre developer or association source.
We are publishing this sheet so that a buyer or agent who encounters the name gets the record rather than an empty search result. If a Privadas property matters to you, the first step is establishing what and where it actually is, which we do directly.
What kind of property is in Privadas?
No fee figure exists. Any Club Campestre ownership would carry a neighbourhood assessment in the community's normal band of roughly MXN 19,000 to 39,000.
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
What is not published about Privadas?
Rental. Homes here are plainly used as vacation rentals, but no community rule, minimum stay or cap is documented. Pets. A dog park and pet-friendly zones exist; no formal policy is published. Construction. Projects must comply with the Campestre CC&Rs and are reviewed by Campestre; lots come with underground utilities and paved roads, and one source states there is no time limit to begin construction — confirm that against the CC&Rs for your lot.
The full Privadas buyer guide — 5 pages covering fees, memberships, what is unpublished and the five-year transaction record — is available on request. Ask James for a copy.
About these figures. They were current as of 9 September 2026 and are drawn from listing disclosures and public sources rather than official association or club documents. Verify with the relevant association, club or developer before you rely on them. Market data derived in part from the Baja California Sur MLS (Flexmls), all statuses, rolling five years, de-duplicated. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Full site disclaimer below.
