
Pivoting wood beam doors open the house to the ocean. Handwoven textiles and sculptural seating inside, a palapa roofed balcony and a private pool facing the Pacific outside. Four bedrooms sit off a shared living and dining core, with a fully equipped kitchen behind it, so a group can gather and scatter without negotiating for space. The jacuzzi faces the same horizon as the pool. Afternoons here are slow by design, and the view does most of the work.
Typical from 1,610 USD per night over the next 60 days, room only, before taxes and fees.
| Sleeps | 10 |
|---|---|
| Beds | 5 |
| Size | 444 m² |
4 bedrooms · king bed, king bed, 2 queen beds, queen bed
The house turns on its shared core: a living and dining area where the wood beam doors pivot fully open to the ocean air, handwoven textiles and sculptural pieces set against that openness rather than competing with it. The kitchen sits behind, fully equipped, built for a group cooking together rather than one person catering to the rest. Four bedrooms lead off from here, two with king beds, one with a pair of queens, one with a single queen, each with its own bathroom. Outside, the palapa roof shades a balcony that runs to a private pool, and a jacuzzi set on the same line as the pool, facing the same water.
The whole villa is yours: four ensuite bedrooms, the shared living and dining core, the fully equipped kitchen, the palapa-roofed balcony, and the private pool and jacuzzi facing the Pacific. No shared spaces to book or negotiate, the house holds everyone at once.
No smoking, no pets, and no events in the villa. Afternoons here move slowly by design. The view does most of the work.



