Private Mountain Estate with Expansive Views

Set on 2 hectares (4.94 acres) within a pristine Costa Rican mountain landscape, this private luxury residence offers a thoughtful balance of durable construction, refined comfort, and deep connection to nature. The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home provides approximately 2,100 ft² (195 m²) of interior living space, designed around a distinctive hexagonal layout that enhances airflow, light, and visual connection to the surrounding environment. Constructed with steel framing for long-term stability, the home features duroc wallboard, a tar-shingle roof imported from the United States, and ten strategically placed skylights that fill the interiors with natural light throughout the day. Warmth and character are introduced through extensive tropical woodwork, primarily cedro bateó, paired with solid teak flooring throughout the home. Accordion-style patio doors fully open to a 6-meter-wide opening, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living and an effortless connection to the landscape. Clean architectural lines, modern bathrooms, and exposed wood detailing create interiors that feel grounded, calm, and functional. A generous 2.5-car garage provides ample space for vehicles, storage, and everyday practicality while maintaining the home’s understated presence. Designed for long-term reliability and near off-grid living, the property includes full underground power, hydroelectric readiness, a commercial-grade three-stage UV whole-house water filtration system, and 3,300 liters of water storage. A private electric gate and dedicated safe room further enhance security and discretion. Beyond the residence, the land offers sweeping mountain views, two private natural springs, direct river access, and professionally cultivated grounds. Mature gardens and over 100 established fruit trees—including avocado, fig, jackfruit, citrus, banana, papaya, and vanilla—create a biodiverse, productive setting. Turnkey and tranquil, this estate presents a refined approach to sustainable mountain living in Costa Rica.