Supplements: The lot is elevated and oriented toward the Pacific, and the view is organized around open horizon lines and sunset exposure. It measures approximately 6,105 sq ft (567 sq m, 0.14 acre) and the house climbs the slope instead of spreading across it, which maximizes views and exposure without enlarging the structural footprint. Kitchen, dining and living share the main level along a single axis that points at the terrace and the ocean. Nothing is segmented without need, so the view stays the focal point from inside the house. The terrace works as a second social room, the infinity-edge pool reaches visually toward the water, and glass railings keep the line of sight unbroken all the way out. Construction totals 5,695 sq ft: 4,640 sq ft of interior living area plus approximately 1,054 sq ft of terraces and decks. The exterior is planned as distinct zones, with the pool area, deck space and an open-air gathering area with a BBQ, which suits daily use as well as entertaining in Cabo's climate. Each of the four bedrooms is a full suite, so family or guests get real independence, and the plan also works for short-term occupancy. The primary suite keeps the Pacific orientation and its privacy within the vertical organization of the house. An independent service room handles the practical side. The home counts six full baths and one half bath. The architecture is contemporary Mediterranean, adapted to the hillside: light volumes, natural stone and glass in a restrained composition. Floors are ceramic tile, the kitchen and baths carry custom millwork, and cooling is by mini-split air conditioning. Solar panels are integrated into the house for long-term efficiency. Perfect for a buyer looking at a contemporary house inside a community that is already built out, not a pre-construction project with an open-ended timeline. El Pedregal was laid out in 1975 as an elevated residential grid above the Marina, well before the Tourist Corridor and the branded resorts reshaped Cabo. It is a consolidated enclave rather than a subdivision still taking shape: 24/7 controlled access and security, paved internal roads, underground utilities, a private desalination plant and architectural review oversight. Residents have direct access to Pedregal Beach on the Pacific side. Inside the community are tennis and pickleball courts, landscaped common areas, restaurants and spa facilities, and The Mountain Club, a private amenity space overlooking Cabo. Medano Beach is about five minutes away, and neighborhood cafes, shopping, schools and the organic market are part of daily life without long commutes. Ownership is conveyed by escritura. Short-term rental activity has historically been permitted within El Pedregal, and anyone planning to rent should confirm the current community rules. Seller financing is not offered. San Jose del Cabo International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away.