949.6 acres of dry tropical forest with 400 m. of frontage on Highway 21
• Reforested 19 years ago with melina (25 hectares / 61.7 acres) and pochote (125 hectares / 308.9 acres)
• 50 hectares (123.55 acres) of preserved primary forest
• 164 hectares (405.9 acres) of secondary forest including native trees, such as Guanacaste, laurel, cocobolo and caoba
• Wildlife refuge for howler monkeys, deer, macaws, peccaries, kinkajous, anteaters and several bird species
• Terrain consists of a mountain valley and a plateau – 30 flat land and mountain with a 30° slope
• Mountain at one end of property offers a view of the Gulf of Nicoya and makes a perfect site for hang-gliding
• Waterfalls
• Clear springs running from May through December
• 20 hectare limestone mine (96 Calcium Carbonate) – capable of being mined
• Caves
• Private roads throughout property – currently not maintained
• Exceptional location near tourist attractions
• 12 miles from the Tempisque Amistad Bridge
• 5 minutes from the town of Nicoya and banks, stores, hospital, etc.
• Half an hour from Samara
• 45 minutes from Tamarindo Beach
• 15 minutes from Barrahonda National Park
• 30 minutes from Palo Verde National Park
• 90 minutes from the port at Caldera
• One hour from Liberia International Airport, now being served with 46 daily flights
•Electricity, water and telephone available
•No building restrictions