Welcome to 20 Knots, a unique luxury eco repurposed shipping container home designed for adventure and relaxation. 20 Knots features 2 bedrooms with king sized Casper mattresses, 1 bath, large lower deck with a firepit and teak furniture, a hammock and daybed on the upper deck, all overlooking breathtaking views. Included is guest storage for kiting, scuba, and mountain biking gear. Whether you're chasing the wind, fish or just the sun, this is the perfect sport for you, friends and family.
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El Sargento offers an inviting blend of urban flair and community warmth, perfectly suited for our homes. This neighborhood is renowned for its creative spirit and sustainable living ethos, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a unique blend of modern design and a strong sense of place. The area features a mix of local art, eclectic dining options that reflect its innovative character. In addition to the beach, guests enjoy access to recreational trails, encouraging outdoor exploration and a balanced, active lifestyle. El Sargento’s close-knit community atmosphere is evident in its friendly interactions and a shared commitment to embracing sustainable, forward-thinking living. Whether you’re in search of a peaceful retreat or an inspiring hub of outdoor activity, El Sargento provides the ideal setting to experience a contemporary lifestyle enriched with cultural diversity and natural beauty.
For international and domestic arrivals, San Jose Del Cabo (SJD) International Airport serves as the primary gateway, with a drive of approximately 2 hours via shuttle or rental car under typical traffic conditions. For domestic flights within Mexico and seasonal flights from LAX, La Paz International Airport to El Sargento is a 40 minute car ride.
20 Knots was designed with sustainability and environmental responsibility in mind. The house was built from single trip shipping containers. 15 kw of solar panels sit on the roof on the property, providing 80-100% of our power. 35 kw batteries ensure you will never be left in a black/brown out (frequent in La Ventana due to the unstable power grid). We recently installed a Rainstick shower, a Time magazine invention of the year for 2024; twice the flow while using 80% less water. A Hydraloop 300 recycles our shower, laundry and bathroom sink water for non potable use as flushing water in toilets and irrigation. We are committed to pursuing a zero carbon footprint to do our part in preserving the natural beauty of La Ventana, a truly special place.
