The largest titled property within Costa Verde Estates — 17.59 acres at the end of a private road inside Costa Verde Estates. The property combines sweeping ocean views, waterfalls flanking both sides for total privacy, and multiple plantels (building sites) ideal for creating a flagship legacy estate.
Signature Features
Ocean views over the Pacific coastline, dual private waterfalls acting as natural privacy buffers on both sides, and three expansive plantels offering real flexibility in how you site and design an estate. The land also holds a thriving fruit orchard and bamboo greenhouse within lush rainforest — and there are no visible neighbors, which is genuinely rare even inside a luxury gated community.
Infrastructure & Investment Readiness
Underground water and utilities are already extended to the property entrances, and there's an active land-use (INVU) study running through 2026 — valuable if you're planning ahead on estate development. The end-of-road position within Costa Verde Estates' secure gated access is what makes the privacy here hold up.
Location
Within Costa Verde Estates, minutes to Dominical and Uvita for beaches, dining, and amenities — positioned in the heart of Costa Rica's Southern Zone luxury corridor.
This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a signature estate here, combining rare scale, total privacy, and natural features that can't be engineered after the fact. Reach out to arrange a private tour or request full details.
Community dues are charged annually — the same for a parcel as for a built home — and cover the 24-hour guarded gate, the fitness center, tennis court (lined for pickleball), the ocean-view park and pavilion, and the helipad. They also cover all common-area landscaping and full maintenance of the internal roads twice a year, which keeps them the best-kept in the zone. Water is the unusual part: supply comes through the Puerto Nuevo ASADA, but the community maintains and manages the system itself, with its own on-site staff — which buys faster service and maintenance that actually stays current. See the water, access and title guide for why that matters here.
