Brand new to the market and priced to sell, this 21.5-hectare (54-acre) titled estate sits directly on the shore of the world-renowned Golfo Dulce, on one of the last accessible stretches where rainforest meets the sea. An additional 5.7-hectare (14-acre) maritime zone portion brings the total to over 27 hectares (68 acres), including 350 meters of pristine beachfront.
The property offers a rare combination of topography: a broad, beautifully groomed flat zone along the shoreline gives way to forested hills rising behind it, creating multiple elevated building sites with sweeping ocean views and cooling breezes. A year-round natural spring runs through the property's center, and the land is bordered by protected forest inside the wildlife corridor linking Piedras Blancas and Corcovado National Parks, ensuring privacy and untouched surroundings for the long term.
Wildlife is part of daily life here: toucans, scarlet macaws, four species of monkeys, and wild cats are regularly spotted on land, while dolphins and seasonal migrating whales pass just offshore. The calm, protected waters of the Golfo Dulce are ideal for a full range of activities right from your own beachfront: kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, snorkeling, sport fishing, swimming, and launching any type of watercraft. Whale and dolphin watching, boat tours to nearby Corcovado National Park, and diving are all easily accessible from the property as well.
Infrastructure is already in place, with main grid power access, fiber optic or wireless internet, and a natural spring water concession, making this an exceptional turnkey opportunity for an ecolodge, private retreat, or family estate in one of the last wild corners of Costa Rica's Pacific coast.
