Property Details
In the Naranjito mountains above Quepos, this 61.77-acre (roughly 250,000-square-meter) tract holds mature forest, open clearings, rivers, waterfalls, and natural springs that feed the streams running through the land and supply its entire water source. The property has no public power line, no piped-in water, and no road built to reach it internally.
The sellers have kept the land largely untouched, and its features make it a fit for those drawn to living off the grid, holding a secluded mountain property, or taking on a personal reforestation effort. Wildlife moves freely through the old-growth forest and along the river corridors.
Quepos serves as an entry point to Manuel Antonio National Park, with healthcare, dining, and a domestic airport located in the surrounding area. Email info@gap.cr for current availability and details.
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About Quepos
Quepos is the Central Pacific's working town and port, home to Marina Pez Vela and a long sportfishing tradition. It has banks, supermarkets, schools and medical care, and it is the gateway to Manuel Antonio National Park. Buyers like Quepos for its services and year-round activity.
Want to know more about the area? Contact GAP Real Estate.
