| DETAILS | ||
Property ID |
2026044 | |
Country |
Costa Rica | |
Region |
Drake-Sierpe | |
Community |
San Juan | |
Land Type |
Mountain Forest | |
Land Use |
Raw Land | |
Area (hectares) |
105.22 | |
Area (acres) |
259.8 | |
Price |
$3,000,000 | |
Price/Hectare |
$28,512 | |
Price/Acre |
$11,547 | |
Price/Sq. Meter |
$2.85 | |
Titled |
yes | |
| DETAILS | ||
Property ID |
2026044 | |
Country |
Costa Rica | |
Region |
Drake-Sierpe | |
Community |
San Juan | |
Land Type |
Mountain Forest | |
Land Use |
Raw Land | |
Area (hectares) |
105.22 | |
Area (acres) |
259.8 | |
Price |
$3,000,000 | |
Price/Hectare |
$28,512 | |
Price/Acre |
$11,547 | |
Price/Sq. Meter |
$2.85 | |
Titled |
yes | |
| DETAILS | ||
Property ID |
2026044 | |
Country |
Costa Rica | |
Region |
Drake-Sierpe | |
Community |
San Juan | |
Land Type |
Mountain Forest | |
Land Use |
Raw Land | |
Area (hectares) |
105.22 | |
Area (acres) |
259.8 | |
Price |
$3,000,000 | |
Price/Hectare |
$28,512 | |
Price/Acre |
$11,547 | |
Price/Sq. Meter |
$2.85 | |
Titled |
yes | |
San Juan - 105
This approximately 105.22-hectare (260-acre) property is located in Alto San Juan de Sierpe, on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, approximately 20 minutes from the area where the Southern Zone airport is planned.
The property has a registered survey plan and title and fronts a public road. The access road requires gravel improvement. There is currently no grid electricity or public potable water service available on the property.
Most of the land is covered by primary rainforest, complemented by approximately 2 hectares (4.9 acres) of pasture and 0.6 hectares (1.5 acres) of secondary growth. The property also features four natural springs, with water present during both the dry and rainy seasons.
One of the property’s main features is its elevated position and expansive panoramic views. Approximately 180 degrees overlook the Golfo Dulce, Violines Island, the Sierpe River meander, surrounding mangroves, and the mouth of the Térraba River, while the remaining 180 degrees offer views of the surrounding mountains and forest.
With its substantial size, primary rainforest, natural water sources, and scenic location, this property offers potential for conservation, ecotourism, sustainable development, or a large private estate, subject to applicable studies, permits, and regulations.
This approximately 105.22-hectare (260-acre) property is located in Alto San Juan de Sierpe, on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, approximately 20 minutes from the area where the Southern Zone airport is planned.
The property has a registered survey plan and title and fronts a public road. The access road requires gravel improvement. There is currently no grid electricity or public potable water service available on the property.
Most of the land is covered by primary rainforest, complemented by approximately 2 hectares (4.9 acres) of pasture and 0.6 hectares (1.5 acres) of secondary growth. The property also features four natural springs, with water present during both the dry and rainy seasons.
One of the property’s main features is its elevated position and expansive panoramic views. Approximately 180 degrees overlook the Golfo Dulce, Violines Island, the Sierpe River meander, surrounding mangroves, and the mouth of the Térraba River, while the remaining 180 degrees offer views of the surrounding mountains and forest.
With its substantial size, primary rainforest, natural water sources, and scenic location, this property offers potential for conservation, ecotourism, sustainable development, or a large private estate, subject to applicable studies, permits, and regulations.
This approximately 105.22-hectare (260-acre) property is located in Alto San Juan de Sierpe, on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, approximately 20 minutes from the area where the Southern Zone airport is planned.
The property has a registered survey plan and title and fronts a public road. The access road requires gravel improvement. There is currently no grid electricity or public potable water service available on the property.
Most of the land is covered by primary rainforest, complemented by approximately 2 hectares (4.9 acres) of pasture and 0.6 hectares (1.5 acres) of secondary growth. The property also features four natural springs, with water present during both the dry and rainy seasons.
One of the property’s main features is its elevated position and expansive panoramic views. Approximately 180 degrees overlook the Golfo Dulce, Violines Island, the Sierpe River meander, surrounding mangroves, and the mouth of the Térraba River, while the remaining 180 degrees offer views of the surrounding mountains and forest.
With its substantial size, primary rainforest, natural water sources, and scenic location, this property offers potential for conservation, ecotourism, sustainable development, or a large private estate, subject to applicable studies, permits, and regulations.
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