Sustainable Farms of Costa Rica is a living model of ecological regeneration, cultural connection, and sustainable land use. Located in the verdant region of Limoncito de Coto Brus, just outside San Vito and near the borders of La Amistad International Park, this 23.3-hectare (57.5-acre) titled farm invites you to co-create a more abundant and intentional future.

At 760 meters (approx. 2,500 ft) above sea level, the farm enjoys an ideal climate for agriculture and is home to some of the most fertile soil in Costa Rica. Water is abundant, with six natural springs, a river along the lower boundary, and a sacred wild waterfall that runs through the property. Potable water rights from an adjacent spring are also included in the sale, piped directly to the farmhouse.

The land is already productive, with coffee, bananas, citrus, cassava, mangos, malanga, and other crops thriving. The property is perfectly suited for dynamic organic and regenerative agriculture, with room for growth. A large barn is ready for dairy operations or animal shelter, and the internal road system is well maintained, offering easy access throughout the land.

Highlights Include:
– Renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bath concrete house for caretakers, or visitors

– Over 20 acres of electric-fenced pasture, broken into micro lots for rotational grazing of Brahman cattle or other livestock

– Extensive natural forest and abundant wildlife across the property, benefiting from proximity to La Amistad National Park

– The forested areas may be eligible for government conservation incentives or grants, such as those offered by FONAFIFO (subject to application and approval)

– A Ngäbe Indigenous family has lived and worked on-site for over four years, serving as experienced and trusted stewards of the land

– A towering Kapok Tree, sacred in Native cultures, adds to the natural and spiritual significance of the landscape

Born from the collaboration of a Costa Rican conservationist and a U.S. s