Water spills over the stone edge into the pool, with the palms and the pergola behind.
The pool from the garden side, framed by palms with the rest of the development beyond.
A pool built among the granite boulders above the shoreline at Punta Ballena, palms along the deck.
The pool from the far corner, with the covered terrace and the whole glass front of the house behind.
A shaded deck under the thatch, looking through the palms to the water and the pool below.
The main floor of Casa Flor de Sahuaro: dining on the left, living on the right, and a wall of glass that slides fully open to the terrace.
Low modular sofas and woven pendant lamps, with glass on two sides bringing the light in from both.
Cast stones set into the gravel courtyard lead from the entry across to the pool and the palapa.
A king bed in pale linen with a single pendant beside it and the window on the left.
From inside, the seating runs straight out to the sun beds on the terrace with the coast beyond.
Two long daybeds and a canvas parasol on the upper terrace, above the tile roofs of Punta Ballena.
Sun beds along the low wall, with the palms and the water past them.
A dressing room with hanging rails on both sides and a drawer chest in the middle.
A single basin on a floating travertine counter, with the walk-in shower and the WC behind the glass.
The table for eight on the roof terrace, with the whole development and the sea laid out behind it.
Two beds side by side, with the glass door open onto the terrace and the greenery outside.
A bed against a warm wood panel, with the corner glass turning the whole wall into the view.
The indoor table sits open to the kitchen, so the person cooking stays in the conversation.
A fire pit set flush into the timber deck, with a glass rail so nothing blocks the view sitting down.
Deep outdoor seating around the fire table on the roof — the spot the group ends up at sunset.
A stone vanity with towel shelves built in below and a mirror set into the wall above.
The view from the upper level, out over the tile roofs of the neighbourhood to the open water.
Another full dressing room with rails on both walls and drawers between them.
The bed faces the glass, and the glass slides away onto the planted garden and the coastline.
A walk-in shower behind glass, a floating vanity and a small stool — laid out to be used, not just looked at.
From the lower garden the water shows through the trees, with bougainvillea against the white wall.
A green woven textile above the bed and the terrace door open beside it.
A hand-woven panel in terracotta hangs beside the bed, with the glass door open to the garden.
Wood-framed chairs and a long sofa under the shade, facing the water.
The bed dressed in white and green, with the door open onto the planting outside.
A bed with a woven throw in deep red, and the ensuite visible through the opening on the right.
From outside you can see straight through the house: glass on the courtyard side, glass on the sea side.
A bench and a low table in the corner of one of the suites, with the terrace glass behind.
Built-in shelving and drawers in one of the dressing areas, with a hanging rail above.
Two basins in one long stone counter with a mirror over each, lit by the window on the right.
A soaking tub at the end of the long stone vanity, with daylight from the window beside it.
A wooden bed frame with a hand-woven runner across the foot and a bench beside the door.
Cardon cactus and gravel planting either side of the steps up to the front door.
White sofas around the screen in the quieter of the two living rooms.
A dark stone bar with woven stools, and the glass behind it open to the terrace.
The television set into a run of built-in shelving, with the room continuing past it to the dining end.
A sofa and an armchair under woven pendant lamps, facing the built-in screen.
A round table for eight in green upholstery, lit by a single woven pendant.
From the dining end the room runs the full depth of the house to the glass at the far side.
A long island with the sink set into it, wall ovens behind and a window over the counter.
The cooking corner: gas range under the hood, knives to hand and open shelving above.
Stools pulled up to the island, with the window bringing the garden in behind the counter.
The length of the main room, with a tall mirror on one side and glass the whole way down the other.
Sun beds in the shade of the terrace roof, a step away from the water.
A raised stone jacuzzi beside the pool, shaded by two canvas parasols.
Loungers and daybeds on the pool deck, with the palms of the development behind.
From above: the pool terrace, the roof deck and the way the house steps down the slope.
Casa Flor de Sahuaro from the road, low and white against the desert planting of Punta Ballena.
A timber pergola over the stone terrace, with the rocks and the water directly in front.
The outdoor table set under a ceiling fan, with glass on both sides and the view straight ahead.
The neighbourhood around the villa, with the coastline and the open water beyond it.
A long table in green upholstery under a woven pendant, with the bar counter behind.
Sun beds under the parasols, looking out at the boulders and the open sea.
The granite shelf and the small beach at the foot of the terrace.
A timber deck with a bench and a stone table, right at the point where the land stops.
A seating area with a tall carved cabinet and the corridor opening beyond it.
A full equipment room under an exposed timber roof, with cardio machines and weights down one side.
The cardio row sits at the glass, so the run happens looking at the Sea of Cortez.
Water spills over the stone edge into the pool, with the palms and the pergola behind.
The pool from the garden side, framed by palms with the rest of the development beyond.
A pool built among the granite boulders above the shoreline at Punta Ballena, palms along the deck.
The pool from the far corner, with the covered terrace and the whole glass front of the house behind.
A shaded deck under the thatch, looking through the palms to the water and the pool below.
The main floor of Casa Flor de Sahuaro: dining on the left, living on the right, and a wall of glass that slides fully open to the terrace.
Low modular sofas and woven pendant lamps, with glass on two sides bringing the light in from both.
Cast stones set into the gravel courtyard lead from the entry across to the pool and the palapa.
A king bed in pale linen with a single pendant beside it and the window on the left.
From inside, the seating runs straight out to the sun beds on the terrace with the coast beyond.
Two long daybeds and a canvas parasol on the upper terrace, above the tile roofs of Punta Ballena.
Sun beds along the low wall, with the palms and the water past them.
A dressing room with hanging rails on both sides and a drawer chest in the middle.
A single basin on a floating travertine counter, with the walk-in shower and the WC behind the glass.
The table for eight on the roof terrace, with the whole development and the sea laid out behind it.
Two beds side by side, with the glass door open onto the terrace and the greenery outside.
A bed against a warm wood panel, with the corner glass turning the whole wall into the view.
The indoor table sits open to the kitchen, so the person cooking stays in the conversation.
A fire pit set flush into the timber deck, with a glass rail so nothing blocks the view sitting down.
Deep outdoor seating around the fire table on the roof — the spot the group ends up at sunset.
A stone vanity with towel shelves built in below and a mirror set into the wall above.
The view from the upper level, out over the tile roofs of the neighbourhood to the open water.
Another full dressing room with rails on both walls and drawers between them.
The bed faces the glass, and the glass slides away onto the planted garden and the coastline.
A walk-in shower behind glass, a floating vanity and a small stool — laid out to be used, not just looked at.
From the lower garden the water shows through the trees, with bougainvillea against the white wall.
A green woven textile above the bed and the terrace door open beside it.
A hand-woven panel in terracotta hangs beside the bed, with the glass door open to the garden.
Wood-framed chairs and a long sofa under the shade, facing the water.
The bed dressed in white and green, with the door open onto the planting outside.
A bed with a woven throw in deep red, and the ensuite visible through the opening on the right.
From outside you can see straight through the house: glass on the courtyard side, glass on the sea side.
A bench and a low table in the corner of one of the suites, with the terrace glass behind.
Built-in shelving and drawers in one of the dressing areas, with a hanging rail above.
Two basins in one long stone counter with a mirror over each, lit by the window on the right.
A soaking tub at the end of the long stone vanity, with daylight from the window beside it.
A wooden bed frame with a hand-woven runner across the foot and a bench beside the door.
Cardon cactus and gravel planting either side of the steps up to the front door.
White sofas around the screen in the quieter of the two living rooms.
A dark stone bar with woven stools, and the glass behind it open to the terrace.
The television set into a run of built-in shelving, with the room continuing past it to the dining end.
A sofa and an armchair under woven pendant lamps, facing the built-in screen.
A round table for eight in green upholstery, lit by a single woven pendant.
From the dining end the room runs the full depth of the house to the glass at the far side.
A long island with the sink set into it, wall ovens behind and a window over the counter.
The cooking corner: gas range under the hood, knives to hand and open shelving above.
Stools pulled up to the island, with the window bringing the garden in behind the counter.
The length of the main room, with a tall mirror on one side and glass the whole way down the other.
Sun beds in the shade of the terrace roof, a step away from the water.
A raised stone jacuzzi beside the pool, shaded by two canvas parasols.
Loungers and daybeds on the pool deck, with the palms of the development behind.
From above: the pool terrace, the roof deck and the way the house steps down the slope.
Casa Flor de Sahuaro from the road, low and white against the desert planting of Punta Ballena.
A timber pergola over the stone terrace, with the rocks and the water directly in front.
The outdoor table set under a ceiling fan, with glass on both sides and the view straight ahead.
The neighbourhood around the villa, with the coastline and the open water beyond it.
A long table in green upholstery under a woven pendant, with the bar counter behind.
Sun beds under the parasols, looking out at the boulders and the open sea.
The granite shelf and the small beach at the foot of the terrace.
A timber deck with a bench and a stone table, right at the point where the land stops.
A seating area with a tall carved cabinet and the corridor opening beyond it.
A full equipment room under an exposed timber roof, with cardio machines and weights down one side.
The cardio row sits at the glass, so the run happens looking at the Sea of Cortez.

Casa Flor Sahuaro Punta Ballena

Casa Flor de Sahuaro Punta Ballena | Ocean-View Villa in Los Cabos

Tucked inside the gated, 24/7-secured community of Punta Ballena on the Los Cabos coast, Casa Flor de Sahuaro is a newly built five-bedroom villa that blends modern Mexican architecture with relaxed coastal living. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame Sea of Cortez views and slide open to fuse the living salon with an expansive private terrace.

The outdoor living is the heart of the villa: a private heated infinity-edge pool and jacuzzi, an outdoor cooking hearth, shaded dining pavilions and a rooftop terrace made for morning coffee and sunset gatherings, all set against desert landscaping.

Inside, the villa hosts up to 12 guests across five en-suite bedrooms. The layout offers two king master suites — the primary with ocean views — two bedrooms with two queen beds each, and a fifth bedroom on the lower level with two twin beds (convertible to a king on request). Bedroom 5 has its own independent exterior entrance on the lower level, ideal for couples or guests seeking extra privacy — worth noting for families traveling with young children.

Guests enjoy access to the nearby Punta Ballena Beach Club, with a private beach cove, oceanfront dining and a fitness center (club rules and ocean conditions apply). The Blue Desert Cabo concierge can arrange private chef service, spa treatments, airport transportation, yacht charters and curated Los Cabos experiences.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests can Casa Flor de Sahuaro accommodate?

Up to 12 guests.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does it have?

Five en-suite bedrooms; five full bathrooms plus one half bathroom.

Is smoking allowed?

Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the villa. Guests who wish to smoke may do so outside, in the open-air areas.

Where is Casa Flor de Sahuaro located?

In the gated Punta Ballena community, Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, Mexico.

Is Casa Flor de Sahuaro beachfront?

It is an ocean-view villa; guests reach the beach cove via the nearby Punta Ballena Beach Club.

What is the bedroom layout?

Two king master suites, two bedrooms with two queens each, and a lower-level bedroom with two twins (convertible to a king on request).

Is the lower-level bedroom connected to the main villa?

No. Bedroom 5 has an independent exterior entrance on the lower level, offering great privacy — an important consideration for families with small children.

Can the two twin beds in the fifth bedroom become a king?

Yes — the two twin beds convert to a king with advance notice.

Does it have a private pool?

Yes — a private heated infinity-edge pool and a jacuzzi.

What is included at the Punta Ballena Beach Club?

Access to a private beach cove, oceanfront dining and a fitness center; food and drinks are charged to the guest and club rules apply.

Is housekeeping included?

Yes — daily housekeeping is included, except Sundays and holidays.

Is it pet friendly?

No, pets are not allowed.

Are events or weddings allowed?

No, Casa Flor de Sahuaro is not accepting events.

Can Blue Desert Cabo arrange a private chef?

Yes — the concierge can arrange private chef service, subject to availability.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.

Amenities

Cleanliness
Enhanced Cleaning Practices
Cleaning Disinfection
Suitability
Pets Not Allowed
Smoking Not Allowed
Free Parking
Air Conditioning
Entertainment
Television
Pool/Spa
Private Pool
Heated outdoor pool
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Kitchen
Dining Area
Refrigerator
Stove
Freezer
Dining table
Amenities
Internet
Washer
Parking
Living Room
Linens
Towels
Outdoor
Balcony
Private yard
Outdoor seating
Accommodations
Housekeeping included
Location Types
Near Ocean
Ocean View
Leisure
Eco Tourism
Whale Watching
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