Medano Beach in Cabo San Lucas sits at the tip of the Baja Peninsula where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific, and it is precisely this pinch point between two bodies of water — the rocky arch of Land's End visible from nearly every balcony — that gives 1 Homes Preview Cabo its primary design argument. The interiors work in a register that is less resort than considered residential: reclaimed wood platform beds set low on polished concrete floors, sisal rugs grounding rooms finished in warm plaster whites, and sliding steel-framed glass doors that dissolve the boundary between bedroom and terrace. Ikat-patterned cushions and handthrown ceramic vessels signal a deliberate rootedness in Mexican craft rather than the generic coastal palette that saturates this corridor of the Pacific coast. At pool level, dark-stained pergolas structure the outdoor living areas in a rhythm of shade and light, teak loungers and rope-woven chairs arranged beneath cantilevered shade structures alongside saguaro and prickly pear that reinforce the Baja desert context rather than importing a tropical substitute. The bar, anchored by a thick reclaimed-timber counter faced in rough-sawn planks, carries an open steel-and-wood shelving grid behind it — the kind of considered rough-luxe detail that distinguishes a property trying to establish a sense of place from one simply performing it. The infinity edge at the beach pool aligns precisely with the waterline, making the Sea of Cortez feel continuous with the hotel's own geometry.

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A resort inspired by the natural beauty of Baja, homes from one to seven bedrooms in a modern Hacienda style bring the outdoors in, with views of Land's End and Marina Cabo San Lucas.