The pool at Casa Macintosh, with agave in the planters and the Sea of Cortez past the rock shelf.
Clipped hedging and boulders frame the pool from the garden, with the neighbours' roofs beyond.
The sand and the rock point directly below the terrace at Punta Bella.
The shaded dining table between the stone columns, with the water filling the gap.
The pool's edge stops where the granite begins, so from the water there is nothing between you and the sea.
The pool runs the width of the property with sun beds down one side and the coast on the other.
Cactus and succulents set into the stone deck between the pool and the loungers.
The grass runs from the terrace to the rocks, with loungers and parasols set out along it.
One sun bed under a parasol, tucked between two planted urns at the pool's edge.
The outdoor table under parasols, a step away from the granite and the surf.
A lounger at the water's edge, with the pool spilling toward the rocks and the open sea.
A small outdoor table and chairs angled at the rock headland at the end of the bay.
The stone column at the corner of the covered terrace, with the sea beyond it.
One vaulted room holds the seating and the dining table, with wicker chairs and a wrought-iron chandelier.
Rattan armchairs around a stone fireplace, with the media shelving built in beside it.
A round table for four in blue rattan, with the glass wall and the coastline behind it.
White sofas and a wall of books — the quieter end of the main room.
Sofas in cream and yellow around a low table, under a framed mirror on the arch.
The sofas turn toward the sliding wall, so the sea is what you look at from the seat.
From the far corner: seating, plants and the dining end, all under one ceiling.
The granite shelf below the house with the swell breaking over it.
A table for twelve under a wrought-iron chandelier, with the kitchen bar directly behind.
Blue-topped stools at the tiled bar, with the green tile backsplash behind the counter.
Pale wood cabinetry, a prep island and double wall ovens under the vaulted ceiling.
The counter that divides the kitchen from the dining room, with the beamed vault above.
The sink sits under two windows that look straight out at the water.
A second sink and glass-fronted cabinets in the pantry off the kitchen.
The corridor to the bedrooms, with a shell ornament set into the arched niche.
An armchair and side table by the shuttered window in one of the suites.
Two sun beds by the pool with the palms overhead and the water straight ahead.
A king bed under the vault, with plantation shutters on the window and two wicker armchairs in the corner.
From this bed the open door frames the water directly — no terrace furniture in the way.
A king bed between two painted chests, with a wicker chair by the doorway.
Sun beds with folded towels on the covered terrace, framed by the columns and the planted urn.
A king bed with the dressing area and its mirror through the opening on the right.
A carved armoire stands beside this bed, with a writing chair and a second room visible beyond.
A carved wooden headboard, a painted chest at the foot and the door open to the parasol outside.
Two armchairs and a bench by the shuttered window, with the bed dressed in white and blue.
An ornate headboard, a wardrobe on one side and a painted trunk across the end of the bed.
A parasol, two chairs and a lounger on the stone terrace, with the lawn dropping away to the water.
Two basins in a carved wood vanity, with the louvred wardrobe doors alongside.
A long double vanity with a mirror above and a window looking onto the planted side patio.
Two beds with woven headboards and a wicker trunk between them at the foot.
The second twin room: two beds under framed prints, with a wicker trunk and the hallway beyond.
Two beds with a dresser and a round mirror between them, and the bathroom through the door.
A wood vanity with a lower dressing counter beside it and the shower behind the glass.
A bed dressed in florals with a bench at the foot, and the bathroom visible through the doorway.
Coral-patterned bedding and a louvred wardrobe filling the wall on the right.
A floral bed with a bench at the foot and the curtained door out to the planting.
A wood vanity under a wide mirror, with a band of painted tile and a plant by the shower.
The side gate framed by bougainvillea and palms, with a tiled Mar de Vida plaque on the wall.
The pool at Casa Macintosh, with agave in the planters and the Sea of Cortez past the rock shelf.
Clipped hedging and boulders frame the pool from the garden, with the neighbours' roofs beyond.
The sand and the rock point directly below the terrace at Punta Bella.
The shaded dining table between the stone columns, with the water filling the gap.
The pool's edge stops where the granite begins, so from the water there is nothing between you and the sea.
The pool runs the width of the property with sun beds down one side and the coast on the other.
Cactus and succulents set into the stone deck between the pool and the loungers.
The grass runs from the terrace to the rocks, with loungers and parasols set out along it.
One sun bed under a parasol, tucked between two planted urns at the pool's edge.
The outdoor table under parasols, a step away from the granite and the surf.
A lounger at the water's edge, with the pool spilling toward the rocks and the open sea.
A small outdoor table and chairs angled at the rock headland at the end of the bay.
The stone column at the corner of the covered terrace, with the sea beyond it.
One vaulted room holds the seating and the dining table, with wicker chairs and a wrought-iron chandelier.
Rattan armchairs around a stone fireplace, with the media shelving built in beside it.
A round table for four in blue rattan, with the glass wall and the coastline behind it.
White sofas and a wall of books — the quieter end of the main room.
Sofas in cream and yellow around a low table, under a framed mirror on the arch.
The sofas turn toward the sliding wall, so the sea is what you look at from the seat.
From the far corner: seating, plants and the dining end, all under one ceiling.
The granite shelf below the house with the swell breaking over it.
A table for twelve under a wrought-iron chandelier, with the kitchen bar directly behind.
Blue-topped stools at the tiled bar, with the green tile backsplash behind the counter.
Pale wood cabinetry, a prep island and double wall ovens under the vaulted ceiling.
The counter that divides the kitchen from the dining room, with the beamed vault above.
The sink sits under two windows that look straight out at the water.
A second sink and glass-fronted cabinets in the pantry off the kitchen.
The corridor to the bedrooms, with a shell ornament set into the arched niche.
An armchair and side table by the shuttered window in one of the suites.
Two sun beds by the pool with the palms overhead and the water straight ahead.
A king bed under the vault, with plantation shutters on the window and two wicker armchairs in the corner.
From this bed the open door frames the water directly — no terrace furniture in the way.
A king bed between two painted chests, with a wicker chair by the doorway.
Sun beds with folded towels on the covered terrace, framed by the columns and the planted urn.
A king bed with the dressing area and its mirror through the opening on the right.
A carved armoire stands beside this bed, with a writing chair and a second room visible beyond.
A carved wooden headboard, a painted chest at the foot and the door open to the parasol outside.
Two armchairs and a bench by the shuttered window, with the bed dressed in white and blue.
An ornate headboard, a wardrobe on one side and a painted trunk across the end of the bed.
A parasol, two chairs and a lounger on the stone terrace, with the lawn dropping away to the water.
Two basins in a carved wood vanity, with the louvred wardrobe doors alongside.
A long double vanity with a mirror above and a window looking onto the planted side patio.
Two beds with woven headboards and a wicker trunk between them at the foot.
The second twin room: two beds under framed prints, with a wicker trunk and the hallway beyond.
Two beds with a dresser and a round mirror between them, and the bathroom through the door.
A wood vanity with a lower dressing counter beside it and the shower behind the glass.
A bed dressed in florals with a bench at the foot, and the bathroom visible through the doorway.
Coral-patterned bedding and a louvred wardrobe filling the wall on the right.
A floral bed with a bench at the foot and the curtained door out to the planting.
A wood vanity under a wide mirror, with a band of painted tile and a plant by the shower.
The side gate framed by bougainvillea and palms, with a tiled Mar de Vida plaque on the wall.

Casa Macintosh

Casa Macintosh Punta Bella | Beachfront Villa in Los Cabos

Set on a private cove on the Sea of Cortez, in the Punta Bella enclave of Palmilla Sur, Casa Macintosh is a beachfront villa — an intimate, single-level retreat where full-height glass keeps the focus on light and water.

Built on one level for easy indoor-outdoor living, the villa centers on a private heated pool and jacuzzi set at the edge of the property, positioned to take in a wide span of the water below, with terraces and lounge areas framed by the coastline.

Inside, four en-suite bedroom suites connect to a central living area with white-washed interiors and restrained, light-filled detailing. Casa Macintosh sleeps up to 10 guests across approximately 5,100 square feet, best suited to smaller groups looking for a private setting on a more intimate scale than the larger Palmilla estates.

Beyond overnight stays, Casa Macintosh is also an intimate beachfront setting for celebrations and welcomes private events for up to 50 guests (the event fee equals a one-night stay, subject to owner approval) — ideal for a wedding, milestone gathering or private dinner on the Sea of Cortez.

The Blue Desert Cabo concierge can arrange private chef service, spa treatments, airport transportation, yacht charters, event coordination and curated Los Cabos experiences. Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) is about 30 minutes away.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests can Casa Macintosh accommodate?

Up to 10 overnight guests, and up to 50 guests for private events.

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.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does it have?

Four en-suite bedrooms; four full bathrooms plus one half bathroom.

Where is Casa Macintosh located?

In the Punta Bella enclave of Palmilla Sur, along the Los Cabos Tourist Corridor.

Is Casa Macintosh beachfront?

Yes — it is a beachfront villa set on a private cove on the Sea of Cortez.

Can Casa Macintosh host events or weddings?

Yes — the villa welcomes private events for up to 50 guests. The event fee equals a one-night stay and events are subject to owner approval.

How big is the villa?

About 5,100 square feet, all on a single level.

Does it have a private pool?

Yes — a private heated pool and jacuzzi set at the edge of the property overlooking the water.

Is it suited to large groups?

It sleeps up to 10 overnight guests and can host events for up to 50, ideal for intimate celebrations.

Is housekeeping included?

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

Is it pet friendly?

Pets may be considered only with the owner's prior approval.

Are children welcome?

Yes, children are welcome.

How far is the airport?

About 30 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), roughly 16 miles.

Can Blue Desert Cabo arrange a private chef?

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

Amenities

 
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Pets Not Allowed
Smoking Not Allowed
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Television
Satellite or Cable
Laptop Friendly
Kitchen and Dining
Coffee Maker
Microwave
Dishwasher
Toaster
Oven
Freezer
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Internet
Air Conditioning
Washer
Dryer
Internet Access
Cable/satellite TV
TV
Location Types
Beach Front
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