Casa Ladera sits at 800 feet in the Escaleras hills, high enough to catch the ocean breeze and to see roughly 70 miles of Southern Pacific coastline in a single 180-degree sweep — the Osa Peninsula, the Whale's Tail, and Caño Island all in the same view. Six bedrooms across 6,760 square feet, finished in exotic hardwoods, natural stone, and precision tile.
The Main Floor
Through an electric gate with its own guardhouse and staff quarters, a long driveway climbs through mature gardens. Inside, an open living and dining area under soaring beamed ceilings, and a newly renovated chef's kitchen with wraparound breakfast bar and walk-in pantry. Sliding doors disappear entirely to open onto the balcony. Two oversized mirror-image primary suites anchor this level, each with vaulted ceilings, spa-style bath, dual vanities, soaking tub, and a private balcony.
Below
A second open living area with its own full kitchen, opening onto the beach-entry infinity pool. Three further guest bedrooms on this level have direct access to the pool deck and outdoor showers.
The Land
6.21 acres with three additional developable sites — room for guest villas or lodges, or simply held as buffer. There's a seasonal creek, walking trails, a thatched gazebo for birdwatching, and a concrete-floor barn with bath and shower that works as a workshop or extra parking. The gardens carry mango, avocado, pineapple, banana, lemon, and lychee.
Wildlife
115 bird species have been recorded on the property, with monkeys, toucans, and scarlet macaws as daily visitors. Whales are visible from the house in season. Eleven security cameras feed to both the main house and the caretaker's quarters.
Minutes from Dominical and Uvita. Reach out and I'll arrange a showing or send the video tour.
