Todos Santos · Baja California Sur

Casa del Arte

An art-filled, four-bedroom compound in Las Tunas, ten minutes north of Todos Santos.

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The place

A private compound in Las Tunas

Three buildings—the Adobe House, the Studio and the Casita—sit around gardens, courtyards and a saltwater pool, all of it behind one wall. You get the whole compound.

The Adobe House and the Casita each have a full kitchen. Everyone shares the pool, the gardens and the long table outside. Playa Las Tunas is a five-minute walk.

The curved saltwater pool, cabana and dining pergola across the Casa del Arte compound

Two yellow Acapulco chairs flanking a plinth of flowers in front of an open doorway

Aerial view of the Casa del Arte compound: the saltwater pool, buildings and palm gardens with the Pacific beyond

Art and architecture

Built by a sculptor, expanded by an architect

The sculptor Peter Ambrose built Casa del Arte as his home and studio, and it grew around the work he made and collected.

His son Garrick, an architect, added the white modernist buildings alongside the original adobe. The two sit next to each other and share a garden.

Art from Mexico and elsewhere is still part of ordinary days here—on plinths, in niches, along the path to the pool. Most guests notice something on day three they walked past twenty times on day one.

Entry hall with arched wooden doors, a carved screen and a timber sculpture on a plinth

Living room with woven yellow chairs, a clover-shaped wooden table and a standing sculpture

Turntable, receiver, records and mezcal on a wooden sideboard beneath a framed drawing

At Casa del Arte

The pool, the long table, your own room

Four bedrooms across three buildings means a group can spend the day together at the pool and still have somewhere to close a door at nine at night.

Most of the compound's life happens outdoors: coffee in whichever courtyard has the early sun, the pool through the middle of the day, dinner under the pergola.

A guest reading on the pool ledge in the morning, coffee beside her, brick arcade behind

During your stay

Armando and Marisela

Armando manages the house. He'll be in touch before you arrive, meet you at check-in, and help with transport or planning if that's useful. He stays close by through the week without hovering.

Morning service is optional and available every day, weekends included. Marisela makes breakfast and keeps the house in order, so nobody is working around you all afternoon.

The long outdoor table under the wooden slat pergola beside the open-air kitchen

Morning service: Optional daily morning service includes breakfast, light housekeeping, and one load of guest laundry for the group when timing allows.
Local arrangements: Armando can help with transportation, grocery stocking, restaurant reservations, and trusted local providers.

The compound

Three buildings, four bedrooms

Four bedrooms across the Adobe House, the Studio and the Casita sleep up to eight. The pool, gardens, outdoor dining area and both kitchens belong to the whole group. Getting from a bedroom to breakfast means walking outside, which turns out to be the best part.

The Adobe House

Original adobe rooms, thick walls, the art collection, and one fully equipped kitchen.

The Studio

A separate modernist building with a king bed, queen bed, ensuite, and outdoor shower.

The Casita

Two bedrooms, two baths, a fully equipped kitchen, and a separate entrance.

Pool & terraces

Saltwater pool, shaded outdoor living room, pool-house cantina, and long outdoor table.

The modernist studio building, skylit white walls open to the brick courtyard beyond

Bedroom with a carved wooden bed and three arched windows looking onto the palms

Guest room with a black daybed, paper lantern and arched glass door to the living area

Overhead view of the courtyard paths, palms and buildings of the compound

Four bedrooms
Across separate buildings, sleeps eight
Saltwater pool
Private pool within the compound
Gardens & courtyards
Mature palms, cactus, bougainvillea
Outdoor living rooms
Shaded, open to the pool and gardens
Playa Las Tunas
Five-minute walk; best for walking and watching surf
Two fully equipped kitchens
In the Adobe House and Casita
Outdoor dining
Long table and open-air kitchen
Air conditioning
Wi-Fi
Private pickleball court
Paddles provided; private to Casa del Arte guests

Guest reviews

"We felt like we were in our private, immaculately decorated resort."
Anita·Airbnb · 5-star review·June 2026

"This home is beautifully designed and well taken care of."
Bhargav·Airbnb · 5-star review·December 2025

"We each had a private area for bed/bath but also plenty of shared lounge space."
Emily·Airbnb · 5-star review·May 2025

Las Tunas and Todos Santos

Las Tunas, ten minutes north of Todos Santos

Todos Santos is about ten minutes south by car—galleries, restaurants, and the historic centre. Playa Las Tunas is a five-minute walk for beach walks and sunset. La Pastora, a surf break, is about five minutes north. A car makes the week much easier.

Todos SantosGalleries, restaurants, shops, and cafés in the historic center.: About 10 min south
Playa Las TunasA five-minute walk for beach walks, watching the waves, and sunset.: 5-minute walk
La PastoraA local surf break about five minutes north by car.: 5 min north
Cerritos BeachA swimming beach about twenty minutes south.: 20 min south

The Pacific at dusk near Todos Santos, a lone figure at the waterline

Flagstone path between the brick building and the white modernist volume

Booking

Plan your stay

Up to 8 guests. Select your dates below to see availability and rates.

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