Imagine waking to drifting mountain clouds, filtered sunlight pouring through a skylit atrium, and the quiet rhythm of a living forest—Villa Mokha is not just a home, but a way of being. Villa Mokha is built on the south-facing slope of the Valle de Los Ángeles, just seven kilometers from San Ramón de Alajuela. The main residence features a dramatic, high-ceilinged Spanish-style central courtyard and atrium, fully enclosed beneath a broad skylight that fills the home with natural light.

Interior Features – Flow Room to Room
At the heart of the home, the atrium anchors daily life in light and air. Radiating from this core are generous living spaces designed for contemplation, creativity, and connection.
The living and dining area opens seamlessly beneath soaring hardwood-clad ceilings. Massive exposed Almendro beams define the space, while a curtained alcove—ideal for reading, meditation, or red-light therapy—adds intimacy.
A discreet door leads to a garden-facing terrace guarded by towering Peruvian walnut trees overlooking the valley below.
Bedrooms & Private Spaces
Three spacious bedrooms radiate from the atrium:
• Primary Suite:
A true sanctuary featuring a recessed alcove and a wide window wall overlooking gardens. The en suite bathroom includes a Roman-style shower and a full Jacuzzi tub filled with spring water piped from the mountains of Zarcero. Morning light enters precisely through east-facing windows, aligning daily life with natural circadian rhythms.
• Garden-View Bedroom / Office:
Overlooks the Palm Circle garden and the cochera/peristyle—an arcade of cocoa-colored Moorish columns and tiled pavement designed for gatherings or covered parking.
• Guest Bedroom:
Faces an extraordinary 40-foot White Bird of Paradise beside a towering Norfolk pine. An adjacent bathroom features a shower beneath a glass ceiling open to the sky.
Throughout the home, curtained alcoves are thoughtfully integrated—perfect for reading, resting,