Set at approximately 600 meters above sea level in the hills above Naranjal, this 1.77 hectare property (17,712 square meters / 4.37 acres) opens to sweeping 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding mountain ranges. From the primary building areas, the coastline stretches from Playa Buena Vista to Playa Guiones, where distant headlands and layered ridgelines gradually soften into the sea. The elevation brings a cooler climate and steady breezes, creating a comfortable atmosphere above the coastal heat.
Rolling hills, native trees, and open sky define the landscape. Throughout the day the light moves across the terrain, from soft morning clarity over the mountains to warmer tones across the hillsides in the afternoon. Evenings bring wide Pacific sunsets and long views along the coastline.
Despite the peaceful setting, the property remains well connected. The beaches of Samara and Nosara can be reached in approximately thirty minutes, offering access to surf, restaurants, and daily services while maintaining the slower rhythm of the countryside. Liberia International Airport is approximately two hours away. The village of Zaragoza is just five minutes from the property, where small local shops provide fresh produce and everyday essentials. A few well-loved soda restaurants are also nearby, along with the local and expat favorite Teosinte, known for its panoramic views and traditional Costa Rican fare.
The land has already been partially prepared for future construction. Internal access roads connect several natural building areas across the property. A large primary building platform of approximately 700 square meters (7,535 square feet) is positioned to capture the full sweep of ocean and sunset views. Additional platforms allow flexibility for future homes, guest structures, or shared spaces.
Basic infrastructure is in place. Water is connected and currently services a toilet and outdoor shower, with a septic system installed. Electricity approval has been secured to support larger scale development. A simple roofed structure provides a shaded gathering space to sit and take in the Pacific horizon.
The property borders a secondary public road, while the main building areas remain set back enough to preserve a quiet and private setting.
The fertile hillside and mild climate make the land well suited for gardens and fruit trees. The property is registered under two separate planos, offering flexibility for planning or potential future division.