Cangrejal de Acosta,
Costa Rica
Eco-Estate
For Sale
Property Details
This land is rich volcanic soil and enjoys an abundance of potable water. The Property enjoys sweet self-contained potable and plumbed spring drinking water as well as plumbed potable water through the local utility. The Property has more than 200 fruit-bearing trees including 100 mature fruit bearing trees, as well as more than 100 maturing fruit-bearing trees with two annual harvests including Hass and Fimo Avocados, Washington and Mandarin Oranges, Sweet and Creola Mandarins, Mecino and Mandarin Limes, Lemons, Water Apples, and Tropical Plums.
Property Details
Within short driving distances to both the capital San Jose and the Pacific beaches, the Property offers an excellent potential for eco-tourism. One Kapok Cieba Pentandra tree on this Pacific Ocean forest land has a circumference of 32 feet and reaches 190 feet in height. Plans are underway to create an eco-friendly tiny house within the expanse of its branches. This Eco-Estate is well suited for the development as a recreational business offering Backpacking, Hiking, Bird Watching, Horseback Riding, Fishing, and much more. Rentals built on the property would produce an excellent source of income.
Property Details
The Property includes the following water sources: Quebrada Creek, which borders one side of the land, potable ground-sourced spring water, and municipally supplied potable water. Lastly the Property is a 10-minute walk from the nationally preserved “Agua Termales de Cangrejal” hot springs. The National parks Department describes this popular site as “The Cangrejal Hot Springs, located in the canton of Acosta, Costa Rica, are a natural relaxation destination with warm waters between 35°C and 40°C, surrounded by lush vegetation and mountainous landscapes. This place offers natural pools integrated into the surroundings, ideal for enjoying with the family or for meditation, with options for hiking and observing local wildlife. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., it offers services such as restaurants and an affordable entrance fee.”
Property Details
The Property includes the following water sources: Quebrada Creek, which borders one side of the land, potable ground-sourced spring water, and municipally supplied potable water. Lastly the Property is a 10-minute walk from the nationally preserved “Agua Termales de Cangrejal” hot springs. The National parks Department describes this popular site as “The Cangrejal Hot Springs, located in the canton of Acosta, Costa Rica, are a natural relaxation destination with warm waters between 35°C and 40°C, surrounded by lush vegetation and mountainous landscapes. This place offers natural pools integrated into the surroundings, ideal for enjoying with the family or for meditation, with options for hiking and observing local wildlife. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., it offers services such as restaurants and an affordable entrance fee.”
Development Potential
Development Potential
This Eco-Estate is well suited for the development of a recreational business such as Backpacking, Hiking, Bird Watching, Horseback Riding, Fishing, and much more. Also, small cabin rentals can be built on the property and used as a potential source of income.
This Eco-Estate is well suited for the development of a recreational business such as Backpacking, Hiking, Bird Watching, Horseback Riding, Fishing, and much more.
Also, small cabin rentals can be built on the property and used as a potential source of income.
Costa Rica Healthcare System
Costa Rica Healthcare System
Costa Rica
Healthcare System
“By almost any standard, Costa Rica has some of the best healthcare in Latin America. There are two systems, both of which expats can access: the government-run universal healthcare system, Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social, known as Caja, and the private system. Both health systems are constantly being upgraded—new hospitals, new equipment, and improvements in staff training.”
“Despite the advancements, costs are low in comparison to those in the U.S. and even some European countries. Healthcare costs are about a third to a fifth of what you’d pay in the U.S., depending on the treatment. Many doctors, especially in private practice, speak English and have received training in Europe, Canada, or the U.S. Drugs are also much less expensive.”
Source: International Living, “Costa Rica has excellent healthcare”;
https://internationalliving.com/countries/costa-rica/health-care/
“By almost any standard, Costa Rica has some of the best healthcare in Latin America. There are two systems, both of which expats can access: the government-run universal healthcare system, Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social, known as Caja, and the private system. Both health systems are constantly being upgraded—new hospitals, new equipment, and improvements in staff training.”
“Despite the advancements, costs are low in comparison to those in the U.S. and even some European countries. Healthcare costs are about a third to a fifth of what you’d pay in the U.S., depending on the treatment. Many doctors, especially in private practice, speak English and have received training in Europe, Canada, or the U.S. Drugs are also much less expensive.”
Source: International Living, “Costa Rica has excellent healthcare”;
https://internationalliving.com/countries/costa-rica/health-care/
“By almost any standard, Costa Rica has some of the best healthcare in Latin America. There are two systems, both of which expats can access: the government-run universal healthcare system, Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social, known as Caja, and the private system. Both health systems are constantly being upgraded—new hospitals, new equipment, and improvements in staff training.”
“Despite the advancements, costs are low in comparison to those in the U.S. and even some European countries. Healthcare costs are about a third to a fifth of what you’d pay in the U.S., depending on the treatment. Many doctors, especially in private practice, speak English and have received training in Europe, Canada, or the U.S. Drugs are also much less expensive.”
Source: International Living, “Costa Rica has excellent healthcare”; https://internationalliving.com/countries/costa-rica/health-care/
Plastic-Free And Carbon-Free Country
Plastic-Free And Carbon-Free Country
Plastic-Free
& Carbon-Free
Country
“Costa Rica is in the top 5 of countries that are leading the way into renewable resources. It might seem small but it has a really big environmental impact. Since 2014 the country’s energy has been coming from 99% renewable sources, and it has been running on 100% renewable energy for over two months twice in the last two years. Then, since June 2017 they have been set on eradicating single-use plastic by 2021. The first be the first country in the world to do this. And most recently, in the summer of 2018, the country announced its aims to become completely carbon-neutral by the year 2021 – The first completely carbon-free country in the whole world.”
Source: Luana Steffen, May 10, 2019, Intelligent Living, “Costa Rica Set To Become The Worlds First Plastic-Free And Carbon-Free Country By 2021”;
https://www.intelligentliving.co/costa-rica-plastic-carbon-free-2021/
“Costa Rica is in the top 5 of countries that are leading the way into renewable resources. It might seem small but it has a really big environmental impact. Since 2014 the country’s energy has been coming from 99% renewable sources, and it has been running on 100% renewable energy for over two months twice in the last two years. Then, since June 2017 they have been set on eradicating single-use plastic by 2021. The first be the first country in the world to do this. And most recently, in the summer of 2018, the country announced its aims to become completely carbon-neutral by the year 2021 – The first completely carbon-free country in the whole world.”
Source: Luana Steffen, May 10, 2019, Intelligent Living, “Costa Rica Set To Become The Worlds First Plastic-Free And Carbon-Free Country By 2021”;
https://www.intelligentliving.co/costa-rica-plastic-carbon-free-2021/
“Costa Rica is in the top 5 of countries that are leading the way into renewable resources. It might seem small but it has a really big environmental impact. Since 2014 the country’s energy has been coming from 99% renewable sources, and it has been running on 100% renewable energy for over two months twice in the last two years. Then, since June 2017 they have been set on eradicating single-use plastic by 2021. The first be the first country in the world to do this. And most recently, in the summer of 2018, the country announced its aims to become completely carbon-neutral by the year 2021 – The first completely carbon-free country in the whole world.”
Source: Luana Steffen, May 10, 2019, Intelligent Living, “Costa Rica Set To Become The Worlds First Plastic-Free And Carbon-Free Country By 2021”; https://www.intelligentliving.co/costa-rica-plastic-carbon-free-2021/
2.25 Acre Property with Commercial Building
2.25 Acre Property with Commercial Building
2.25 Acre Property
with Commercial Building
Cangrejal de Acosta, Costa Rica
(10 km from La Cangreja National Park)
$320,000
Cangrejal de Acosta, Costa Rica
(10 km from La Cangreja National Park)
$320,000
Cangrejal de Acosta, Costa Rica
(10 km from La Cangreja National Park)
$320,000
Estate comes with a clear title with no encumbrances. All taxes are current and paid in full.
BARRY GOETTEMOELLER, Broker Associate
phone: (239) 313-8385
email: barrygoettemoeller@gmail.com
website:
www.bgandco.net
BARRY GOETTEMOELLER, Broker Associate
phone: (239) 313-8385
email: barrygoettemoeller@gmail.com
website:
www.bgandco.net