Located just 30 minutes from the Pacific beaches, this impressive 151-hectare (373-acre) farm on the Nicoya Peninsula offers a unique combination of timber production, natural beauty, and residential infrastructure.

The property includes approximately 80 hectares of teak plantation (est. 2005), currently with around 20,000 trees of varying sizes (60–100 cm circumference). Harvesting has been underway since 2022, and the farm features a fully equipped on-site sawmill, including all necessary machinery and a tractor, allowing complete wood processing on the property.

The farm operates off-grid with solar power, supplying energy for all equipment. Water is abundant, sourced from a deep well and a natural spring, ensuring year-round supply.

At the entrance sits a large Victorian-style home, originally designed as a tourist vacation property. The upper floor offers 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, while the ground floor includes a spacious living area, 4 additional rooms, and shared campground-style bathrooms.

The surrounding gardens are beautifully landscaped with ornamental plants and a wide variety of fruit trees, including avocado, mango, mandarin, starfruit, Malay apple, and more. Additionally, about 65 orange trees are planted on higher elevations, where you can enjoy stunning valley views.

A significant portion of the property is covered by natural and primary forest, featuring waterfalls, streams, and natural swimming holes, creating a truly exceptional environment rich in biodiversity.

Set in a peaceful valley with no through traffic, the property offers privacy and tranquility while remaining accessible. A nearby village with a small shop and school is just 5 minutes away, and larger towns with full services are within a 25-minute drive.

This is a rare opportunity to own a productive teak farm combined with eco-tourism potential, water resources, and breathtaking natural surroundings in one of Costa Rica’s most desirable regions.