Casa Bella 5bdrm Unobstructed Ocean/Beach Views

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 This gorgeous 6,500-square-foot custom home is located in the exclusive community of Cabo Colorado near Palmilla. Casa Bella is a three-story luxury villa vacation rental in Los Cabos that consists of 4 bedrooms plus a one-bedroom service quarters. Three of the four bedrooms have breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez. The one-of-a-kind art work and furnishings throughout the villa add to the beauty of this gem. The state-of-the-art kitchen, dining room, gas grill and fire pit are perfect for entertaining.  

 
Lifestyle Villas goal is to provide you with an unforgettable vacation experience. When booking Casa Bella a luxury villa vacation rental managed by LIFESTYLE, you know you will be arriving to a luxury villa in Los Cabos that is well managed and maintained. We provide additional services to you at no extra cost, some of those services include: pre-planning your vacation, when booking 4 nights or more we also inlcude one complimentary airport to villa transfer for up to five passengers in a late model Suburban, arrival cocktails and appetizer, a dedicated Lifestyle Concierge & light housekeeping Monday to Saturday.



Location: California, USA

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