Location: Cabuya, Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Immense Potential Farm With Ocean & Mountain Views in Cabuya
Tucked into the lush hills of the Southern Nicoya Peninsula, this special farm offers that rare blend of privacy, nature, and prime location. Just a short drive to the beach in Cabuya, and only 7 km from Montezuma and 10 km from Mal País and Santa Teresa. Here, you’re perfectly positioned between some of Costa Rica’s most famous beaches, surf breaks, restaurants, and services—yet you still feel worlds away on your own peaceful retreat.
This is one of those properties that you don’t just see—you experience.
A large portion of the land has been intentionally allowed to return to its natural jungle state, so as you move through the property, you feel surrounded by life: birds, monkeys, butterflies, and the soft rustle of the forest. Between the wild, reforested areas, there are wide open grassy sections that create beautiful visibility and offer clear, usable spaces for future homes, cabins, gardens, or community areas.
The land is made up mostly of gentle, walkable slopes, making it easy to access almost every part of the farm and giving you endless options for design and development.
-From approximately half of the property, you can enjoy ocean views once the overgrowth is selectively cleared.
-Across much of the rest of the land, you’ll find stunning mountain and valley views that shift throughout the day with the light.
-Several hilltop points offer incredible 360° panoramic vistas, perfect for a main home, yoga deck, or lookout point.
Abundant Nature & Water
For anyone who values nature, this farm is a dream.
-Majestic, mature trees provide shade, character, and habitat.
-A natural spring on the property adds to its long-term value and self-sufficiency.
-A year-round river runs through the land, bringing movement, sound, and a powerful sense of life to the landscape.
Total area: 58,600.20 hectares. Currently subdivided into 14 individual lots with private road access.
Prime Location with Strong Growth Potential
Located on the road between Mal País and Cabuya, this farm sits on one of the most desirable corridors of the peninsula. Here, you’re close to multiple beaches, surf spots, and tourist hubs, in an area that continues to grow in visibility and value.
This makes the property ideal for:
-Eco-communities and sustainable living projects
-Retreat centers or wellness destinations
-Residential or luxury estate development
-Conservation-minded, low-impact tourism
You can create a project that honors the land while benefiting from a location that travelers and future residents already love.
Ready for Your Vision – Studies & Infrastructure in Place
Much of the groundwork has already been done, giving future owners a huge head start:
-Aerial Topographic Survey completed
-Geo-referenced 3D model of the entire property
-Hydrological (water) study ensuring adequate supply
-Core drilling done to support proper road installation near the entrance
-Internal roads, culverts, and bridges built, including crossings over two rivers inside the property
-Iron front gate installed at the main entrance
These investments save you significant time, money, and guesswork, making it easier to move confidently into the next phase of development.
Subdivided & Flexible
The farm has been thoughtfully subdivided into 14 individual titled lots, with established internal roads connecting them throughout the mother farm.
-14 titled lots ready for use or sale
-Several lots with ocean views
-A mix of jungle, open pasture, water sources, and hilltops in a single, cohesive property
This setup gives you the flexibility to:
-Sell individual lots over time
-Create a gated community or intentional neighborhood
-Keep your favorite areas for personal use and co-develop or sell the rest
This Southern Nicoya farm is more than just land—it’s a canvas for a big vision. With water, infrastructure, studies, subdivision, and breathtaking views already in place, it offers a rare opportunity to build something truly special in one of Costa Rica’s most sought-after coastal regions.
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