It is a private and amazing lake view home located right next to a very exclusive lodge called Villa Bonita Arenal by the road that connects Tronadora to El Silencio.

The house is a two story building with a nice open living and dining space on the first floor and a kitchen. It also has two bedrooms and one bathroom.

There are two additional bedrooms and one full bathroom on the second level.

it's important to mention that this beautiful house offers two separate balconies with breathtaking views.

There are two storage Rooms and two air conditioning units.

The view of Lake Arenal is spectacular!!!

About the town of Tronadora & Lake Arenal
• Tronadora is situated at about 600 m elevation. It lies on the western side of Lake Arenal.
Lake Arenal is an artificial lake (a reservoir) spanning about 85 km², with variable depth depending on seasonal water levels.
• History & Settlement
The original village of Tronadora (and also the older Arenal village) was affected by the reservoir’s creation. In the 1970s, when the dam and reservoir project for Lake Arenal were carried out, the communities were relocated to higher ground.
The “new” Tronadora was planned with infrastructure — schools, church, parks, etc.
• Climate & Weather
Because it sits where inland and Pacific weather patterns converge, the weather is changeable. Tronadora is somewhat cooler and drier than the Pacific coast due to its higher elevation.

Things to Do & Attractions

If you visit Tronadora / around Lake Arenal, these are some of the common draws:
• Lake Arenal Activities
• Boat tours, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding ?
• Windsurfing & kiteboarding (especially during the windy season)
• Fishing (especially in coves and shallow areas)
• Local Exploration & Nature
• Hiking, birdwatching, mountain biking around the lake and in nearby hills
• Exploring rural life, visiting local farms, enjoying panoramic lake + volcano views
• Ease of Access & Stay
• Tronadora is connected by Route 142 to Tilarán and Tejona.
• There are hotel and lodging options in Tronadora itself (e.g. Monte Terras) and nearby towns.