Properties such as this rarely become available. Encompassing 997 acres, this spectacular nature sanctuary features a breathtaking plateau of virgin rainforest with views that look out directly over the valley and central Pacific coastline. The springs on this property are responsible for feeding the headwaters of the Diamante and Morete Rivers.

Perfect for virtually any plans you might have in mind, including an eco-resort; Las Lajas directly borders vast amounts of protected lands including Refugio Boracayen, Fila Tinamastes and Tree of Life.

The fact that this property is strategically located in the heart of the path of the Tapir makes it even more exceptional. The Path of the Tapir extends from the Osa Peninsula to the South Pacific down to Manuel Antonio National Park.

With the boundary of Las Lajas extending along the rim of the near vertical rainforest for approximately three kilometers, breathtaking views of the deep verdant valleys and rivers that make their way to the see are afforded by this nature preserve.

Already situated on the property is a small farmhouse. There is also small area that has previously been worked in pasture and cultivated crops. This exceptional property, which has been carefully preserved for many years, is awaiting the right steward.

Replete with exotic plan species and abundant wildlife, this property would be ideal for many purposes, including as a resort or as your own private getaway. The options are virtually without limit.

Options Abound at Las Lajas

Recognized as a haven for surfers from around the world, nearby Dominical offers a wealth of attractions and amenities that add to the appeal of this property. It is the unusual conditions of the nearby beach that give the surf here both its dependability and size, features that beckon surfers from around the globe.

Visitors who are looking for less adventurous activities often make their way to one of the many national preserves in the nearby area, including Manuel Antonio National Park, Caño Island National Preserve and Corcovado National Park.

Costa Rica’s only completely underwater National Park, Marino Ballena is also located to the south. The range of activities available in Dominical and the surrounding area is certain to appeal to visitors of all tastes. Begin the day with a sport fishing tour or a snorkelling tour.

Canopy and zip line tours often appeal to visitors who are looking for heart-pounding adventure, while others often come to the area to take advantage of the serene environment and learn more about sustainability. With an array of dining options located nearby, many of which feature fresh seafood caught from the waters off the coast, this area is truly a paradise.

As such. Las Lajas is perfectly situated to provide the backdrop for a multitude of projects, including a sustainability farm or a resort catering to guests looking for a yoga retreat. With near perfect weather throughout the year, Dominical offers an exceptional experience for visitors of all tastes.

Las Lajas is currently priced at US$1,250,000.

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