Ocean View Finca Amalpa

Description

Finca Amalpa is a unique 15-year-old ecological estate located in San Mateo, offering a rare combination of natural beauty, spiritual tranquility, and development potential. Since its inception, the property has been lovingly developed with over 2,200 native trees planted throughout, restoring wildlife habitat and creating a serene environment ideal for meditation, relaxation, and wellness retreats. The estate features a spacious main residence with 4 bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom and commanding views of the surrounding mountains and Gulf of Nicoya. The heart of the home is a full kitchen with an impressive island, perfect for gathering and shared meals. The expansive terrace is one of the property's finest features—a peaceful vantage point for sunset viewing and contemplation. A secondary house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms serves as an excellent guest house or caretaker residence. The property also includes a beautiful gazebo, ideal for reading, meditation, or evening relaxation. Throughout the years, comprehensive infrastructure has been developed including improved water and electricity systems, road access, and scenic trails. Eleven building sites have been flattened and prepared around the property, making this an outstanding opportunity for those envisioning an eco-community or multi-property development. The combination of established reforestation, coffee plantings, and prepared infrastructure represents years of thoughtful stewardship and investment in the land. Every aspect of Finca Amalpa has been designed to foster peace, connection, and harmony with nature—a truly one-of-a-kind property for those seeking both a personal sanctuary and a viable investment opportunity.

Property Highlights

• ✓Gulf of Nicoya ocean views
• ✓15-year established eco-property
• ✓2,200+ native trees planted
• ✓4-bedroom main house with en-suite baths
• ✓Secondary 3-bedroom guest house
• ✓11 prepared building sites
• ✓Meditation and wellness retreat setting
• ✓Infrastructure and reforestation completed