Why ancestral energy? I thought it was just another farm but you see the majesty of its views and on a tour with the owner he shared with me the secrets of the land and its streams, in which in one of them in their natural form lie beautiful round stones left there by the aborigines centuries ago, and in the other stream you will see how those ancestral inhabitants modified and made many basins along the stream to capture the water, do not hesitate to contact me if you want to know more and see it with your own eyes.

In the peaceful countryside, there’s a large 247-acre farm just 30 minutes from the lovely town of San Vito. Perched at a cool 1000 meters above sea level, this place has a refreshing climate and great, fresh weather that’s soothing to the soul.
Gifted by nature, the land has springs providing pure water, a life-giving feature that adds to its charm. Getting here is easy with a well-kept road, making the journey as smooth as the gentle breeze in the meadows.

The farm has many spots where you can build, each one like a blank canvas for your dreams. Look around, and you’ll see views that go on forever, capturing the essence of La Amistad National Park, a huge area spanning 400,000 hectares between Costa Rica and Panama.

Just a quick 10-minute drive from the paved roads of town, the farm strikes a balance between being easy to reach and a peaceful escape. There are open fields, perfect for raising cows, trying out permaculture, or starting a reforestation project.
Mixed in with the land are natural forests, untouched and full of life. This special place calls out to those looking for a spot to unwind, practice yoga, or have a spiritual retreat, connecting with nature and themselves.
At the highest point of the farm, you get a breathtaking 320º view of the mountains. It’s a spot to stand and marvel at the beauty around you, a natural display that feels timeless.
This 247-acre farm, with its springs, natural beauty, and potential for all kinds