Originally established in the 1960s and '70s as a private retreat for general aviation pilots, Punta Pescadero began as a small, off-the-grid hotel offering seclusion and adventure. By the 1980s, the airstrip was paved, and the surrounding land evolved into an exclusive boutique residential community. Unlike the dense, high-rise resort environment of Cabo San Lucas, Punta Pescadero has remained intentionally low-density, with just around 20 custom homes. This rare stretch of coastline is defined by its secluded white-sand beaches, striking desert-meets-ocean scenery, and a focus on privacy and luxury over mass tourism. Casa Laura enjoys a prime location within Punta Pescadero and in a nod to the area's aviation heritage, the property features a spacious hangar--creatively repurposed to

Supplements: accommodate cars, quads, equipment, and additional storage--blending history with practical modern living.