Casa Querencia, a Seven Bedroom Kupuri Beachfront Estate in Punta Mita

Casa Querencia is the Punta Mita villa for a house party that has grown up nicely. Set on a rare triple lot in the celebrated Kupuri enclave, this grand seven-bedroom, seven-bath beachfront estate sleeps 16 guests and gives everyone room to disappear for a nap, reappear for ceviche, then gather again by the fire pit as the Pacific goes coppery at dusk.

The setting is hard to improve upon: gated Punta Mita, the northern side of the peninsula, ocean views toward Mono Mountain, and a private garden path that leads directly to a beach cabana on swimmable Kupuri Beach. The Kupuri Beach Club sits close by, so the day can move easily between villa privacy and club life, with no great expedition required. Very civilized. Very dangerous for anyone pretending they will answer emails.

Inside, Casa Querencia is scaled for multigenerational families, groups of friends, and guests who like their bedrooms with a little breathing room. The main house includes three king bedrooms, a two-queen bedroom, and a bunk room with two bunk beds. Two additional casita bedrooms add another king suite and a two-queen suite, a clever arrangement for grandparents, a second family, or guests who appreciate a quieter corner of the estate. All seven bedrooms are paired with bathrooms, and the villa’s private-terrace style layout keeps the indoor-outdoor rhythm going from morning to night.

The house is built around the good stuff: a heated infinity pool, sunning pool, Jacuzzi, palapa shade, hammocks, outdoor kitchen, BBQ, wet bar, and a circular fire pit that will probably become the unofficial headquarters after sunset. There is a gourmet kitchen with professional appliances, but the included cook means guests can lean into the pleasure of being hosted. Coffee appears, breakfast happens, lunch drifts outdoors, and dinner can be as relaxed or as polished as the evening calls for.

According to Mita Residential’s published Punta Mita community amenity information, Kupuri Beach Club offers a particularly strong beach-day setup, with gourmet dining, outdoor bars, multiple pools, a spa, and ocean activities such as paddleboarding, sailing, spearfishing, and yoga. Having it next door to Casa Querencia is not a small detail. It changes the tempo of the stay: beach club lunch, a swim in the sea, back to the villa pool, then maybe one more walk to the sand because nobody is counting steps in Punta Mita.

Punta Mita’s private club network also gives guests a broader playground across the peninsula, with community beach clubs and amenities such as Pacifico Beach Club, Sufi Ocean Club, and El Surf Club forming part of the larger Punta Mita lifestyle. Access is tied to the villa’s guest privileges and current community policies, so the concierge can confirm hours, reservations, and which clubs are available during your dates. Golfers are close to Punta Mita’s two courses, tennis is nearby, and Puerto Vallarta is roughly an hour away, though once the gate closes behind you, the outside world tends to feel politely optional.

Favorite villa details include:

• Seven bedrooms for up to 16 guests, with five bedrooms in the main house and two casita suites.
• Beachfront Kupuri location with a private garden path to a beach cabana on swimmable Kupuri Beach.
• Heated infinity pool, sunning pool, Jacuzzi, palapa, hammocks, and fire pit for long, lazy outdoor days.
• Cook, concierge, and maid service included, so the practical side of the trip stays pleasantly behind the curtain.
• Gourmet kitchen, professional appliances, outdoor kitchen, BBQ, and wet bar for meals that can stretch late into the evening.
• Close to Kupuri Beach Club, golf, tennis, and Punta Mita’s private community amenities.
• Air conditioning, ceiling fans, free WiFi, washer and dryer, coffee maker, blender, microwave, iron, and ironing board are all part of the villa’s everyday comforts.

Casa Querencia is grand, yes, but its real luxury is how naturally it handles a full house. Sixteen guests can swim, snack, wander to the club, retreat to a terrace, regroup for dinner, and never feel stacked on top of one another. That is rarer than the view.