Princesa Building A · 3BR Beachfront, Sleeps 8 · Open Island Kitchen

Our condo is in Building A at Princesa de Peñasco — one of the two buildings closest to the water. You walk out, cross the pool deck, and you're on Sandy Beach. From the balcony you're looking at the Sea of Cortez, the pools, and the palms, and because Building A faces the morning sun, the balcony is comfortable early and shaded by late afternoon.

THE KITCHEN AND LIVING SPACE
This is the part we're proudest of, and it's why we remodeled. The kitchen was opened up around a large center island with counter seating, so the person making breakfast is still part of the conversation instead of stuck behind a wall. White shaker cabinets, quartz counters, a blue glass tile backsplash, and full-size stainless appliances — range, microwave, dishwasher — plus a Keurig and toaster. The dining table seats six, and the living room opens off the same space with a wall-mounted TV and a slider to the balcony. It's a bright unit — that's partly the remodel and partly the light this side of the building gets.

SLEEPING — SLEEPS 8
- Upper-level suite: king canopy bed, sitting area, TV, private full bathroom with walk-in shower, and its own patio.
- Main-floor bedroom: queen bed.
- Main-floor bedroom: a double, a twin, and a pull-out twin — the kids' headquarters.
- Living room: sofa bed that pulls out to a double for extra flexibility.
- Second full bathroom on the main floor with a walk-in shower.
- Washer and dryer in the unit — no hauling sandy towels anywhere.
- Pack 'n Play available. Please bring your own beach towels.

AT THE RESORT
Three beachfront pools (one heated seasonally), swim-up bar, jacuzzi, beach palapas with chairs, fitness center, Colin's Cantina restaurant on site, a convenience store, volleyball, 24-hour gated security, and a concierge for paddleboard and kayak rentals and snorkel gear. High-speed fiber optic WiFi included.

GETTING HERE
Puerto Peñasco is the closest beach to Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma — about an hour south of the border. Bring your passport. Parking is on site.

A FEW HONEST NOTES
Princesa is a privately owned residential community, not a hotel. Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. and security enforces them. No pets, per HOA rules. Renters wear resort wristbands and outside visitors aren't permitted. We own this place and answer messages ourselves — if something's not right, tell us while you're there and we'll fix it.