Farm 137 Hects Tamarindo area

Uses:

Could be excellent commercial frontage in the future or fantastic ranch style living. Can be cut into 5000 sq. meter (1.7 acre) or larger lots. Ideal for partial re-forestation. Wonderful hiking and horse trails.

Amenities:

Located on paved road, main road. Electricity, cable, phone and public water available.

Seasonal spring and creek. Well has a 38″ diameter casing and is 58′ deep. Very good soil, some planted to grasses as well as large deposits of gravel. Large original growth trees and much second growth. Ranges from level to rolling to steep. Several large, natural high pads for home sites.

Price: $1.9 US Per Square Meter

Tamarindo has all the amenities of a Costa Rican beach town: surf, sand and sun, sun, sun. But it offers much more, to many more. It is the ideal place for honeymoons and weddings, couples, singles and families, and it’s wonderfully suited to Eco-adventures. Tamarindo offers first class sport fishing, sailing, surfing, golfing, ATV tours, turtle watching, diving, horseback riding, canopy tours, jungle boat rides, beauty spa, art galleries, gift shops and more. A multi-cultural community, Tamarindo boasts several bakeries, an outdoors vegetable market and more than 40 restaurants. Whether you like to eat Vegetarian, ‘Tipico’ Costa Rican, Italian or Sea Food, it is all here. Accommodations are available for every budget, from luxurious beach-front hotel to all inclusive resorts to hostels.

The sun shines just about 365 days per year, and the temperature is pleasantly warm year round. In the rainy season, from May through October, you can expect a brief shower in the late afternoon, making the beach sparkle, and allowing for extraordinary sunsets.

The beach is a three and a half kilometer stretch of white sand and warm blue water. Tamarindo is surrounded by National Parks to its north and south, and mountains with breathtaking views to its east. Nature is abundant, Leatherback Turtles lay their eggs in the northern part of the bay, Howler Monkeys are heard and seen swinging on branches throughout Tamarindo. In some restaurants giant Iguanas will come up to your table expecting table scraps. In the late afternoons you can hear the parakeets screeching in the trees, preparing to settle down for the night.