Rooftop Living in Sayulita: Why a Townhouse-Style Home Works

Many visitors picture a Sayulita stay as either a hotel room or a sprawling villa. A townhouse-style home sits in between: a private house of your own, arranged vertically, with the best outdoor space at the top. Casa Tigre is built this way.

Living on the upper floors

At Casa Tigre, guest living begins on the second level, where the main kitchen and living area share the floor and open onto a balcony. The two bedrooms are together on the third level, one with its own balcony. Above them is the part of the house that defines the stay: a private rooftop.

The rooftop as a living room

In a warm climate, the rooftop does the work a garden would. Casa Tigre’s rooftop brings together:

  • a heated plunge pool
  • a rooftop garden and patio
  • an outdoor bar and BBQ
  • an outdoor kitchen area with a sink
  • an outdoor shower

That means breakfast, a midday swim, an afternoon drink and dinner can all happen outdoors without leaving the house.

Modern, and brand new

Casa Tigre was built in 2026 with contemporary architecture: high ceilings, a modern colour palette, Parota wood and porcelain tile. Four bathrooms and three queen beds across the sleeping spaces keep things comfortable, and a washer and dryer make longer stays easy.

Is it right for you?

A townhouse-style home suits travellers who want privacy, a kitchen of their own and a place to relax outdoors between trips into town, rather than the services of a hotel.

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