Embassy Club in Clayton
Embassy Club is a gated residential community in Clayton with apartments, townhomes and houses.
At a Glance
- Developer
- Grupo Los Pueblos
Overview
Embassy Club is a Grupo Los Pueblos gated community in Clayton, on Vía Demetrio Basilio Lakas. Houses, townhomes and several apartment formats share the estate. It is not a single building with one floor count, elevator count or maintenance tariff.
**Residential components** - Courtyard Residences: apartment buildings identified as Courtyard 1, Courtyard 2 and Courtyard 3. - Grand View: garden-style apartments in low-rise blocks, originally designed with two and three levels. - Forest Estates: detached single-family houses. - Lofts: two-level homes associated with the Lifestyle Center setting. - Club Town: townhomes, an additional component beyond the four original concepts.
**Scale and density** The July 2006 environmental study describes a 239,566.61 m² site, approximately 24 hectares. That original plan included 119 detached houses, 18 low-rise apartment blocks, 3 condominium buildings and 10 lofts. The low-rise blocks contained 168 planned apartments, and the condominium buildings 136.
These are 2006 design figures, not a certified present-day inventory. They must not be presented as today's house or building totals, nor assumed to include later components such as Club Town. Early publicity described approximately 450 planned homes on 24 hectares, or roughly 18.8 planned homes per hectare. Current built density requires the condominium's updated inventory.
The original EIA allocated 90,945.69 m², or 37.96% of the site, to green areas. This is a historical planning allocation rather than a current landscape measurement.
Floor Plans
**HOA varies by component** The owners' board's 2022–2025 report distinguishes overall estate expenses from component budgets, including Courtyard, Grand View and Loft, with building cost centers. One apartment's rate per m² cannot represent the whole community.
As an individual example, a Courtyard 3 listing reports US$403 monthly for a 170.98 m² apartment. That figure belongs to the advertised unit and is not a current certified charge for another property. Request general estate charges, component charges, reserve contributions and special assessments separately.
**Floors, apartments and elevators** The 2006 EIA proposed two five-floor buildings with 40 apartments each and one seven-floor building with 56, each with two elevators and two stairs. This is the original design. Separately, a specific Courtyard 3 listing reports five floors, 40 apartments and two elevators; check the actual building documents before purchase.
**Developer and phased construction** Grupo Los Pueblos includes Embassy Club in its official portfolio. The EIA names Desarrollo Residencial de Calidad, S.A. as project developer. Construction launch was announced on 13 February 2007, and the infrastructure contractor records work in 2008. Individual listings describe later dates, including 2009 for Courtyard 3 and 2014 for a townhome. A single completion year would misrepresent the entire estate.
**Purchase documentation** Request both estate and component rules, the unit's current statement and clearance certificate, approved assessments, occupancy date and property-specific plans. Technical research reviewed November 2026.
Life in the Building
**Shared Facilities** - Controlled entrance - 24-hour security - Clubhouse - Café - Games room - Swimming pool - Gym - Spa facilities - Sauna - Jacuzzi - Tennis court - Small soccer pitch - Basketball court - Children's playground - Visitor parking
Clubhouse and facility access follows condominium rules and the rights attached to the property. Confirm opening hours, reservations, charges and guest access with the administration.
Location
Embassy Club is in Clayton, on Vía Demetrio Basilio Lakas. For a defined downtown and banking-district reference, Google Maps routes from “Residencial Embassy Club” to Iglesia del Carmen measure approximately 7.6 km via Avenida de la Amistad and Vía Ricardo J. Alfaro. The November 2026 check showed about 14 minutes at that moment; this is not a guaranteed journey time and traffic can increase it. The origin is the estate's Maps location, not each home's doorstep.
Market Context
Availability is shown only through the published listings linked to this profile. An empty inventory is not a statement that no property exists in the community. Prices are asking prices of individual offers; they are not verified closing statistics.
Sales History
No recorded sales yet.
FAQ
What property types are in Embassy Club?
Courtyard Residences, Grand View, Forest Estates, Lofts and Club Town include apartment buildings, garden apartments, detached houses and townhomes.
How many houses and buildings are there?
The 2006 EIA proposed 119 houses, 18 low-rise blocks, three condominium buildings and ten lofts. These original planning figures are not a certified current inventory.
What is the density?
Early publicity of approximately 450 homes on 24 hectares implies about 18.8 planned homes per hectare, not certified current built density.
What is the HOA?
Charges vary by property and component, with general estate and building/component expenses. A listed US$403 Courtyard 3 charge is a unit-specific example.
How many elevators does Courtyard 3 have?
A building-specific listing reports two elevators, five floors and forty apartments. These figures must not be applied to every Embassy Club building.
Who developed Embassy Club and when?
It is in Grupo Los Pueblos' portfolio; the EIA names Desarrollo Residencial de Calidad, S.A. Construction launch was announced in February 2007 and proceeded in phases.