Mountain Estate with Panoramic Volcano Views in Bagaces

Completed in 2002, the main residence offers approximately 591 m² (6,361 ft²) of solid construction built with reinforced polymer, steel, and cement for long-lasting strength and structural integrity. Inside, you’ll find four comfortable bedrooms and three full bathrooms, a spacious living and dining area that opens seamlessly through sliding doors, and a large, fully equipped kitchen with granite countertops and rich wood cabinetry. An adjacent laundry room with additional storage keeps everyday chores organized, while 3-meter (approx. 10 ft) high ceilings enhance natural ventilation and the sense of openness throughout the home. Quality finishes include cedar wood doors and frames, Spanish-style recycled tile roofing, and durable ceramic flooring that flows from the interior to the exterior spaces. Practical infrastructure such as underground wiring, a hot water system, and a backup water tank with pressure pump ensures comfort and reliability.

Surrounded by landscaped gardens with tropical plants, fruit trees, lush lawn areas, and a built-in irrigation system, the home site creates a serene private setting. Covered exterior walkways allow you to enjoy views of the property whether it’s sun or rain, and a two-car garage adds convenience and secure parking.

Set within approximately 115,000 m² (28.41 acres) of scenic land in San Isidro de Bagaces, Guanacaste, this mountain estate strikes a rare balance of privacy, natural beauty, and strategic access to essential destinations. The region is known for its pleasant year-round climate with refreshing mountain breezes and generally moderate temperatures, creating a comfortable lifestyle distinct from the hotter lowland coastal areas. Guanacaste’s volcanic corridor — framed by the Tenorio, Rincón de la Vieja, and Miravalles volcanoes — offers panoramic views and abundant nature right from your doorstep. Clear days can reveal sweeping vistas across the region, including distant mountain horizons and, in some conditions, even toward the Papagayo Peninsula coastline.

The estate’s varied topography includes elevated platforms and lower terrain, providing multiple natural viewpoints and ready-to-develop terraces suited for private villas, a boutique eco-lodge, glamping, wellness or retreat center, or other sustainable tourism concepts. Right now, there are two rooms fully equipped and advertised on Airbnb already generating income. Wildlife such as monkeys, parrots, toucans, and other tropical species are frequently seen across the property, enhancing its natural appeal. Already equipped with water, electricity, and internet connectivity, the land is functional for residential use or immediate project planning.