Set on an oversized corner lot at the highest point of a gated enclave in Las Lomas II, this architect-designed retreat features modern living on the East Cape. Built to feel more sculpture than structure, the two-story home wraps around a sun-filled central courtyard shaded by a soaring tree, drawing natural light into every room. Natural stone accents, wood pergolas, and smooth plaster walls ground the architecture in its desert setting while keeping the lines crisp and contemporary.
Walls of glass fold completely away, opening the great room, luxury kitchen, and dining area onto a curved infinity-edge pool and jacuzzi with views toward the Sea of Cortez. Colored concrete-plaster floors run throughout the main level, and a sculptural staircase — set against a decorative screen wall — climbs to the private bedrooms above.
The primary suite frames ocean views through its own balcony and includes a spacious walk-in closet and en-suite bath with double vanities. The second bedroom enjoys an equally private en-suite bath with double vanities. Downstairs, a versatile bunk room with its own full bath welcomes family and friends, alongside a half bath off the living area for guests. Set apart from the entertaining spaces, each bedroom remains a quiet retreat guests can always return to, and bathrooms throughout are dressed in bold, hand-selected tile with vessel sinks and rain showers.
The home draws its water from a private cistern, filtered through a UV system and dual filtration before reaching every tap, and is already prepped for solar installation.
Part of a professionally managed, gated community with round-the-clock security and controlled access, the property pairs resort-level privacy with genuine room to breathe. Mature palms, sculptural desert landscaping, a shaded motor court, and a two-car garage complete a home built for effortless, private living on the Sea of Cortez.