Four-Bedroom Garden Home in Lomas de Ayarco

Description

Lomas de Ayarco Garden Home is a two-story single-family residence located in Lomas de Ayarco, Curridabat—one of San José's most established residential neighborhoods. With 661 m² of construction on a 1,275 m² lot, this property offers a scale and generous layout that have become uncommon in the area. The home is designed around family living and entertaining, with spacious social spaces, a functional service area, and a seamless connection to the mature garden. The main floor brings together the social heart of the home: a formal living room with hardwood floors and access to the covered terrace, a formal dining room, and a designer kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, marble countertops, and included appliances. Additional family spaces adapt to the household's needs, while the service area includes a dedicated service room and laundry zone. The property's defining feature is its generous covered terrace—a versatile, sheltered space that opens directly onto the established garden. This indoor-outdoor transition creates a home built for entertaining, everyday family life, and enjoying privacy in a residential setting. The upper floor houses four bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a full bathroom and soaking tub, plus three additional bedrooms with full baths. Throughout the home, hardwood and ceramic flooring, paired with dark wood detailing on doors and windows, reinforce the classic colonial character that defines the residence. The front facade features an elegant arched arcade, wood detailing, and established gardens with mature shade trees and fuchsia-toned flowering plants. The property provides parking for four vehicles, air conditioning, a BBQ area, and covered terraces that frame the lush outdoor spaces. Lomas de Ayarco Garden Home is an ideal choice for buyers seeking a standalone, spacious family residence in one of Curridabat's finest neighborhoods—with a private lot, an established garden landscape, and a thoughtful scale that distinguishes it in eastern San José's current market.