In this video, we share a real estate tour from Valle de los Chillos in the southeast corner of the Quito Ecuador Metro Area. It’s about 30 minutes (in good traffic) to downtown Quito and 45 minutes to the Quito International Airport.
We toured 4 properties in 2 different golf course communities, with prices to fit almost any home buying budget.
Club los Chillos is a large gated housing development with a 9-hole golf course, olympic swimming pool, clay tennis courts, bar & restaurant, large fenced park, and several other amenities.
Club los Cerros is an exclusive golf course community with houses lining the perimeter of the 18-hole professional golf course. It also has a nice restaurant in the club house.
Watch Our Real Estate Tour in Valle de los Chillos Ecuador
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We had one day to spend in Quito Ecuador and it was memorable! We asked Xavier to show us a couple places the tourists don’t go, and we wanted to get some aerial shots with Mini before the weather derailed our plans.
The elevation and high winds led to a drone-tastrophy! And Amelia’s herbal beatdown led to a very unexpected and shocking end to our day!
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Amelia And JP VLOG 283: One of our goals for our videos is to bust the myth that everyone in Ecuador is poor. The country has a sizable middle class and roughly a million people who are considered upper class Ecuadorians.
In this video, we show you how Ecuador’s wealthy live by featuring a beautiful mansion in the exclusive Rancho San Francisco neighborhood of Cumbaya. You’ll also see the incredible private club and equestrian center.
The house is currently for sale. If you would like more details or to set a showing, please contact Patty by completing our Introduction Request Form.
To learn more about the private club, which is open to non-residents, visit their website here.
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Amelia And JP VLOG 280: Cumbaya is one of Ecuador’s most popular expat cities, and for good reason! It has a lot of modern amenities, including excellent healthcare, shopping and restaurants!
In this video, we’ll walk you around town as we share the pros and cons of this delightful, but expensive expat destination near Quito, Ecuador.
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Amelia and JP VLOG 278: We were in awe while recording this Ecuador real estate tour in Cumbaya, which is a suburb of Quito. The homes were amazing and the Aquarela condo development was simply unbelievable!
These are just three of countless homes that are available for sale and rent in the Cumbaya area. There are more affordable options that we’ll film in a future video, but this area is more expensive than other places in Ecuador.
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Amelia And JP VLOG 277: Since I was a kid, I always wanted to see visual proof with my own eyes that water rotates the opposite direction in the Southern Hemisphere compared to the Northern Hemisphere. Now I have that proof, and I filmed it!
In this video, we went to the Pululahua Volcano Geobotanical Reserve located about 30 minutes north of Quito, Ecuador.
Then we went to the official Mitad del Mundo (Middle of the Earth) Monument to see where French explorers placed the equator several hundred years ago.
Then we went to the scientific equator as measured by GPS and the rotating water test at Museo Intiñan, which is located 240 meters northwest of the internationally famous monument.
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Amelia and JP VLOG 276: For our very first time filming in the Quito area, we visited a popular tourist attraction for both local and international travelers.
The TelefériQo Cable Car on the west side of central Quito and takes you to the top of a mountain with spectacular views of the city below. On a clear day, you’ll also see the iconic Cotopaxi Volcano located south of Quito.
If you visit La Cuchara Orgánica on the northwest side of the Quito area, be sure to tell them you saw our video! Here’s a link to their Facebook page.
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On our return to Cuenca Ecuador from Atlanta, we stopped in South Beach Miami for a day before heading to Quito. Our plane arrived in Quito very late at night and our flight to Cuenca left at 9:30am the next morning so we stayed in the Quito Airport Suites that was about a 5 minute cab ride from the airport.
Quito Airport Suites Hotel
The last time we flew back and stayed overnight in Quito, we stayed in a completely different hotel with the same name. Tripadvisor still has the other hotel info on their site, but when you click through to view the rates, it goes to the hotel we stayed at. We’re not sure what happened, but it appears the other hotel is gone or operating under a different name. Regardless, this Quito Airport Suites was MUCH nicer and closer to the airport, our room and bathroom was very comfortable, and the grounds were beautiful!
Our only complaint was the lack of vegan options for breakfast. Most places that we’ve stayed at in Ecuador offer a large selection of fruit, bread, juice and coffee for breakfast, some even have oats, but that wasn’t the case. They only had banana and pineapple, which Amelia is allergic to. The coffee was very weak and they only had butter for the bread. We asked for marmelada (jam), but didn’t get any. The lady who works in the kitchen was very late opening it so we were in a hurry and didn’t have time to wait.
Quito Airport – Mariscal Sucre International Airport
The Quito Airport is only about 5 years old and it’s beautiful. It looks like any nice airport anywhere in the world. On this trip, they had a new process for the express bag drop that was confusing people, including the people who worked there. Plus, the band Molotov was on our airplane with all of their gear, which occupied one of the clerks for the entire time we waited in line, over 45 minutes. We almost didn’t make our flight due to the long delay checking our bags.
Return to Cuenca Ecuador
Mariscal Lamar International Airport
The Cuenca Airport is very nice but very small. They don’t have gangways so you have to walk down the stairs of the plane and onto the tarmac. The baggage claim is just inside the door from the tarmac so be sure to get your luggage before leaving the baggage claim area.
Our Driver Edwin
We scheduled a pickup at the airport with our personal driver, Edwin. He has been driving us to and from both the Cuenca airport and the Guayaquil airport, as well as around Cuenca on occasion, for quite a while. He’s a very safe driver with a large van to carry all our luggage. If you’d like his contact info, drop us a note and we’ll email it to you.
Pet Care in Cuenca Ecuador
On our way home, Edwin drove us to get our dogs from Jessica at Maxi’s Pet Care. Jessica offers doggy daycare, long-term stay and grooming services for small dogs like our Toy Poodle, Alicia. Daisy is actually considered large in Cuenca, but Jessica made an exception for her so she could stay with her sister while we were gone. Jessica also posts pictures (like the one below) and videos of our girls on Facebook and Instagram so we can see them while we’re gone.
Jessica is also involved with one of Cuenca’s dog rescues. We highly recommend all of the services she offers!
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