135 Acres of Rainforest with Structures…ready for a Tourism Project

Located between San Ramon and La Fortuna, down a very easily traversed 9 kilometer dirt road, this is one of the prettiest pieces of land I have seen.

This property boasts acres of rainforest, some of which is virgin. One of the most special aspects of this property is that it abuts the Alberto Manuel Brenes preserve, which is 7800 Hectares or about 20,000 acres. That in turn connects to the Monteverde forest. That means that the animals you will see here are amazing, with thousands of wild acres for them to roam you can see wild cats, tapirs, deer, 3 kinds of monkeys, and dozens of other mammals who live in the jungle. Over 343 bird species have been seen and documented on the property. There are 4 to 5 kilometers of trails already made through the jungle.

This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to start a tourism project. The property already had most of the infrastructure, including the main house with solar panels for electricity and a solar hot water heater. The main house has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There are also two porches to watch the birds. Located on a large grassy area are two cabins, originally designed for leaders of university groups to stay in, they are all hardwood and have porches looking at the pretty view and bathrooms. The hot water is solar. Further in the jungle is the field station, a 6000 square foot structure with 6 bedrooms, several bathrooms, shower stalls, a kitchen, and two lookouts. A huge open area could also be used for a yoga platform. There is also a large workshop and garage area with a workers cabin on the side. The laundry room is where the tractor is stored as well as tools, and supplies needed to run the property.

The property is being sold turnkey with beds, appliances, farm equipment, a riding lawn mower, and a tractor. Everything you need to run this property is being sold with it. Tools, weed eaters, chainsaws, shovels, etc. are all included!

The potential is huge for this property. Most of the infrastructure is in and has been well maintained. This property could be used to educate university students, a yoga retreat, a birding retreat, or anything related to tourism would work well here. The access is relatively easy, any 4×4 can easily traverse the 9-kilometer dirt road. This is a public road so the municipality of San Ramon does maintenance on it periodically. The neighbors formed a road committee to keep the city of San Ramon informed when it needs attention. As you ride on the 9 kilometers you may see lots of wildlife. The properties you drive through are big tracts of land, and the owners are international, including people from Germany, Italy, France, and the USA. It is a very international community.

If you have every dreamed of owning a piece of the Costa Rica rainforest this a good opportunity. The altitude is about 2000 feet so for CR rainforest it is not too hot.