Perched on the cliffs of El Pedregal, Milichichi is a rare convergence of architectural precision and raw natural drama. From every level of this four-story residence, the Pacific stretches endlessly before you -- and during the season, whales breach and call close enough to hear from the comfort of your deck. This is not a view. This is an experience.
South-facing and privately positioned on a quiet, non-through street, the home bathes in sunlight from morning until dusk. The 44-foot saltwater pool and spa shimmer in uninterrupted warmth all day, framed by a firepit, outdoor shower, and the kind of effortless indoor-outdoor flow that reminds you exactly why you chose Cabo. Pocket sliding glass doors open on both sides of the main livin level, dissolving the boundary between cliff and ocean and transforming every gathering into something cinematic.
The Residence
At 7,564 sq ft of air-conditioned living space, plus 3,862 sq ft across generous decks. Milichichi was designed for those who entertain boldly and rest deeply. Five bedrooms, each fitted with a California king, oversized closets, a full en-suite, and custom blackout curtains, all open to deck space and Pacific views via sliding glass doors. The state-of-the-art elevator connects all four floors with ease.
The entertainer's kitchen is a serious statement: double refrigerators, double islands, ample storage, and a large pantry with a stand-up freezer, anchored by beautifully matched granite, marble, and quartzite surfaces that run throughout the home. The bar features a 55 lb per day ice maker. The outdoor kitchen adds a barbecue, deep fryer, refrigerator, and two sinks. A half-bath sits poolside. Large, well-shaded decks complete a setup designed for hosting, at any scale, at any hour.
Built to Last, Built to Perform
Milichichi is constructed using ICF Insulated Concrete Forms, an advanced building method where interlocking foam panels are stacked, steel-reinforced, and filled with concrete to create walls of exceptional strength, durability, and energy efficiency. The result is a structure that is quieter, cooler, and built to handle whatever the Baja peninsula brings.
The 26.6 kWh solar array (40 panels) paired with 85.8 kWh of battery storage means zero CFE bills, zero power outages, and AC running guilt-free, for you and every guest. Metal storm shutters secure the entire home in under 20 minutes. A large water storage and filtration system ensures security and independence. Lutron smart lighting, a whole-home Sonos sound system, and fiber internet with wireless repeaters throughout round out a home that is as intelligent as it is beautiful.
The well-equipped gym with full bathroom, a spacious two-car garage with kayak and paddle board storage, two additional off-street parking spaces, and a large laundry room with double washers, double dryers, a raised child/dog tub, and a dedicated cleaning storage room speak to the thoughtfulness baked into every square foot.
The landscaping is lush and fragrant Mandarin, Variegated Pink Lemon, Kaffir Lime, Yellow Lemon, and Caviar Lime trees lit beautifully at night
El Pedregal
Life behind the gates of El Pedregal means resort-caliber amenities at your doorstep: private Pacific beach access, an oceanview clubhouse with infinity pool, full-service spa, fitness center, and a gourmet restaurant led by a celebrated chef. Tennis and pickleball courts, 24/7 gated security, and concierge-level services round out one of Los Cabos' most prestigious addresses. Minutes beyond the gates: world-class golf, Cabo's finest dining, top private schools including Colegio El Camino, hospitals, and the vibrant energy that makes this destination unforgettable.
Milichichi is not just a home. It is a legacy property, engineered for permanence, designed for pleasure, and positioned where the continent ends and the Pacific begins.

Seaside house with pool and gardenCabo San Lucas (Mexico)
Price :
$6,900,000
($9,819 / m²)
Surface703 m²bedrooms6 bathrooms6 land0.1 ha

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