Ocean View Estate Bordering Cabo Blanco Reserve, 212 Acres

Malpaís

Chambres

Salles de Bain

600.00

m² Construits

Description

This remarkable 212-acre mountain estate, located in Mal País on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, represents a distinctive opportunity within the luxury real estate market. The property borders the Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve, the oldest protected reserve in Costa Rica, creating a continuous stretch of preserved forest that ensures an extraordinary natural environment with exceptional biodiversity. The landscape features diverse terrain including hills, mountain ridges, natural trails, and three rivers that flow through different sections of the property. Several elevated points rise above 300 meters above sea level, opening expansive views toward the Pacific Ocean and the coastal plateau where the renowned beaches of Mal País and Santa Teresa stretch along the shoreline. This rare ocean view property in Costa Rica offers privacy, natural surroundings, and panoramic perspectives across both jungle valleys and coastline. Despite its secluded atmosphere, the estate sits just two kilometers from the coast. Within minutes, residents can access the beaches of Mal País and Santa Teresa, internationally recognized surf destinations known for consistent waves, vibrant culinary offerings, and a diverse community centered around wellness, surfing, and coastal living. To the north, Santa Teresa is widely known for its surf culture, yoga retreats, and international community, with beaches consistently ranked among the most attractive in Central America. To the south, Mal País connects directly with the Cabo Blanco Natural Reserve, established in 1963 and the country's first national park. To the east lie the coastal villages of Cabuya and Montezuma, known for their quieter atmosphere, waterfalls, lush landscapes, and artistic communities. The surrounding forest supports abundant wildlife, including howler monkeys, tropical bird species, and animals native to Costa Rica's tropical dry forest ecosystem. Strategically planted ylang-ylang trees enhance the sensory experience of the landscape, while the region's ecological richness has attracted international documentary crews. The property's scale, elevation, and location within one of the Nicoya Peninsula's most desirable regions create multiple possibilities, from establishing a private mountain estate with several residences integrated into the landscape to developing a carefully designed community that maximizes both ocean and jungle views. With extensive forest areas and several potential building sites, this estate represents a rare development land opportunity in the Mal País and Santa Teresa region, combining elevation, biodiversity, ocean views, and proximity to world-class beaches.