At Rancho Roble Sabana, the land has been left largely as it was found old trees still standing, native animals still moving through, wide stretches of green that haven’t been flattened or filled in.

Authentic Guanacaste Living is about waking up to dry forest breezes, hearing native wildlife in the distance, and feeling truly connected to the rhythms of nature. It’s a setting where the landscape remains the main character and life feels grounded and real.

Cenizaro, the opening chapter of this project, was deliberately kept to 27 homesites, a rare approach among many homes for sale in costa rica communities. No more. The idea was simple: fewer homes means more breathing room, more quiet, more of what drew people here in the first place. The planning didn’t fight the land it followed it. Roads and infrastructure were laid out to work with the natural contours of the property, and that shows in how the whole thing feels when you walk through it.

The lifestyle side of things was thought through just as carefully, reflecting the relaxed rhythm of surf town living that defines many of Guanacaste’s most desirable coastal communities. A private clubhouse, pickleball courts, a well stocked gym, an outdoor space for yoga, and trails built for cycling all come with the territory. They’re there to be used, not just listed in a brochure and none of them come at the cost of the calm that defines the place.

Location wise, it’s hard to ask for much more. Hacienda Pinilla is right next door. A grocery run or a stop at the pharmacy is just minutes away. Tamarindo’s beaches are a short drive down the road, and families will find good private school options close by as well. It works equally well as a permanent address or a place to escape to a few times a year.

Some projects are built to sell fast and move on. This one wasn’t. Rancho Roble Sabana was put together for people who want to own something real a piece of land worth holding onto, in a setting worth coming back to.