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FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER
WRITE TO JORGE AT:
INFO@ALTOQUEPOS.COM
Size: 50 hectares = 123 acres
Price:US$ 250 000 |
Alto Quepos farm for sale.
This beautiful large estate is situated right half way between Manuel Antonio National Park in Quepos and San Marcos de Tarrazu in the highlands. The La Managua Airport is just 1/2 hour ,45 minutes drive from this pristine property. This amazing property features the most spectacular views of the Quepos Plains and green hills of Tarrazu Quepos highlands and its surroundings. Water, telephone & electricity lines are located across the road making these amenities very accessible. The property is surrounded by beautiful trees and rolling hills and is located just 45 minutes from the Costanera Highway which connects all the Costa Rican beachfront in the Pacific coast which is in fast development which makes this property an excellent investment. Neighboring properties can be included also in a posible deal which can increase acreage to 246 acres in total. This makes a perfect investment for a mountain lodge wich is at driving distance to the ocean.
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Land checklist:
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Location: click here for map and pics. Forest grassland area located at 3500- 4000feet above sea level average, gravel roads in good condition (4x4 cars year round ), place close to Quepos airport ( 1/2 hour - 45 minutes ) with a great feel of remoteness
( 2 hours from San Jose, 3 hours from Santamaria airport, 1 hour from Quepos beaches, 10 minutes from Napoles village, 15 minutes from Naranjillo Village, 20 minutes from Santa Juana village and Canopy Safari, 30 minutes from San Marcos de Tarrazu which has all health services, coffee tours, Local Wal-mart affiliated supermarket.)
Attractions: waterfalls, Green mountains, cloud forests, monkeys other small mammals, lots of wild birds), views in detail here --> greenery at its utmost.
Climate: Elevation: 3500 - 4000 feet ( 1100 meter to 1200 meters above sea level ), temperatures year round:
20 degrees Celsius = 68 degrees Fahrenheit
wind conditions: smooth breeze year round., sunshine/cloudness 60 % /40%, normal rain cloud forest precipitations;
REALLY HEALTHY WEATHER, NO DENGUE NOR MALARIA mosquitoes. LOW RISK of earthquakes, NO RISK FROM flooding, NO RISK OF mudslides.
Utilities: power grid nearby, potable water from nearby springs, easy to build acueduct with potential pressure, phone line not available but have access to cellular signal, satellite TV, Internet availability via cell service.
Surroundings: hilly terrain, excellent views of the Quepos plains and blue mountains, neighbors are coffee farmers or cattle ranchers, villages and surroundings are attracting more and more foreigners as the area is being discovered.
Safety: Very private place, nearest neighbor lives 15 minutes away. Crime rate ZERO since this area in the central costa rica mountains is the safest place in Central America, NO RISK FROM squatters, NO health issues, NO FEAR FROM Dengue outbreaks or Malaria.
FARMS/lots: ALL titled WITH PLANOS SINCE EARLY 1990'S , road access VIA 4X4 VEHICLES., road maintenance provided by local municipality, hilly terrain, smoth slopes combined, grasslands knolls, plantels ready for construction,
the best greenery in Costa Rica, jungle wildlife, pasture for cows, coffee trees, fertile soil, 2 nearby creeks and springs and plenty of well drilling options;
Building: no zoning, Although Forest cannot be cut down due to limitations because of area protection, the grasslands are ready for any development!. NO local/gated communities rules, CONSTRUCTION CAN BEGIN INMEDIATELY;
NO RISK OF potential urbanization of the place by neighbors. PLENTY OF CHANCES TO SELL SMALL PARCELS TO FRIENDS/ FAMILY/CUSTOMERS. ONE SAFE ENTRANCE TO THE WHOLE PROPERTY.
Construction: Plenty of workforce availability with experience and quality; $ per sq.ft. depending on your construction plans.
Others: Enough space to keep horses and cows, build cabins, swimming pools etc.
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Planning a Trip
Call us at SKYPE ACCOUNT: JLUNCR while in Costa Rica or e-mail us at info@altoquepos.com
Getting There & Departing
By Plane -- Sansa (tel. 221-9414;
www.flysansa.com) flies to Quepos daily at 7:45, 8:50, and 11am,
and 12:50, 2:40, and 4:25pm from San José's Juan Santamaría
International Airport. The flight's duration is 30 minutes; the
fare is $44 each way.
Nature Air (tel. 220-3054; www.natureair.com)
flies to Quepos daily at 6, 9, and 11am, and 2:30 and 4pm from Tobías
Bolaños International Airport in Pavas. Flight duration is
30 minutes; the fare is $45 each way.
Both Sansa and Nature Air provide airport-transfer service coordinated
with their arriving flights. The service costs between $3 to $5
per person each way, depending on where exactly your hotel is located.
Speak to your airline's agent when you arrive to confirm your return
flight, and a pickup at your hotel for that day, if necessary. Taxis
occasionally meet incoming flights as well. Expect to be charged
between $8 and $12 per car for up to four people, depending on the
distance to your hotel and your bargaining abilities.
When you're ready to depart, Sansa (tel. 777-0683
in Quepos) has daily flights to San José leaving at 8:30,
9:30, and 11:45am, and 1:35, 3:25, and 5:10pm.
Nature Air flights leave for San José daily at 6:35, 10:50,
and 11:35am, and 3:10 and 4:40pm.
By Car -- From San José, the most popular
route is to take the narrow and winding old highway, which turns
off the Interamerican Highway just west of Alajuela near the town
of Atenas and joins the Costanera near Orotina. Just follow the
many signs to hotels in either Jacó or Manuel Antonio. When
you reach Jacó, it's a straight shot and another hour to
Manuel Antonio.
Also, now you can drive from San Jose to Quepos via the newly improved Tarrazu Quepos road which takes you to the lowlands among beautiful scenary.
You can also take the Interamerican Highway west to the Puntarenas
turnoff and head south on the Costanera, the coastal road through
Jacó. This is your best bet if heading to Manuel Antonio
from Puntarenas or any point north.
Finally, you could try the more rugged route beginning in Ciudad
Colón, a western suburb of San José, then heading
out to Puriscal, and joining the Costanera near Parrita. This is
the shortest route, but has some sections that are not paved and
others that are in rough shape. Nevertheless, it is often used by
locals, especially during the dry season. Four-wheel-drive vehicles
are recommended, but normal two-wheel-drive sedans can usually make
it.
By Bus -- Express buses (tel. 223-5567) to Manuel
Antonio leave San José daily at 6am, noon, and 6 and 7pm
from the Coca-Cola bus terminal at Calle 16 between avenidas 1 and
3. Trip duration is 3 1/2 hours; the fare is $5. These buses go
all the way to the park entrance and will drop you off at any of
the hotels along the way.
Regular buses (tel. 223-5567) to Quepos leave San José daily
at 7 and 10am, and 2, 4, and 6pm. Trip duration is 4 hours; the
fare is $4.25. These buses stop in Quepos. From here, if you're
staying at one of the hotels on the road to Manuel Antonio, you
must take a local bus or taxi to your hotel.
Grayline (tel. 220-2126; www.graylinecostarica.com) has a daily
bus leaving San José for Quepos and Manuel Antonio at 8:30am;
fare, $21. Interbus (tel. 283-5573; www.costaricapass.com) has a
daily bus leaving San José for Quepos and Manuel Antonio
at 8am; fare, $25. Both companies will pick you up at most San José-area
hotels.
Buses leave Puntarenas for Quepos daily at 5 and 11am, and 2:30
and 4:30pm. The ride takes 2 1/2 hours; the fare is $3.
Many of the buses for Quepos stop to unload and pick up passengers
in Playa de Jacó. If you're in Jacó heading toward
Manuel Antonio, you can try your luck at one of the covered bus
stops out on the Interamerican Highway.
From Quepos, buses leave for Manuel Antonio daily, roughly every
half hour, from 6am to 7pm, with one late bus at 10pm. The fare
is 35¢. The ride takes about 15 minutes.
When you're ready to depart, the Quepos bus station
(tel. 777-0101) is next to the market, which is 3 blocks east of
the water and 2 blocks north of the road to Manuel Antonio. Express
buses to San José leave daily at 6 and 9:30am, noon, and
3, 5, and 7pm. Local buses to San José (duration is 4 hr.)
leave at 5 and 8am, and 2 and 4pm.
In the busy winter months, tickets sell out well in advance, especially
on weekends; if you can, purchase your ticket several days in advance.
However, you must buy your Quepos-bound tickets in San José
and your San José return tickets in Quepos. If you're staying
in Manuel Antonio, you can buy your return ticket for a direct bus
in advance in Quepos and then wait along the road to be picked up.
There is no particular bus stop; just make sure you are out to flag
the bus down and give it time to stop -- you don't want to be standing
in a blind spot when the bus comes flying around some tight corner.
Buses for Puntarenas leave daily at 4:30, 7:30, and 10:30am, and
3pm. Any bus headed for San José or Puntarenas will let you
off in Playa de Jacó.
Orientation
Quepos is a little port town at the mouth of the Boca Vieja Estuary.
After crossing the bridge into town, take the lower road (to the
left of the high road). In 4 blocks, turn left, and you'll be on
the road to Manuel Antonio. This road winds through town a bit before
starting over the hill to all the hotels and the national park.
Getting Around
A taxi from Quepos to Manuel Antonio (or any hotel
along the road toward the park) costs around $4. The return trip
from the park to your hotel should cost only 75¢ per person.
I know this system doesn't make much sense, but this is a fixed
price, so watch out for drivers who try to charge more. If the taxi
must leave the main road (for hotels like La Mariposa, El Parador,
and Makanda), the charge is a little higher. If you need to call
a taxi, dial tel. 777-1695 or 777-0425.
The bus between Quepos and Manuel Antonio takes
15 minutes each way, and runs roughly every half hour from 6am to
7pm daily, with one late bus leaving Quepos at 10pm and returning
from Manuel Antonio at 10:25pm. The buses, which leave from the
main bus terminal in Quepos, near the market, go all the way to
the National Park entrance before turning around and returning.
You can flag down these buses from any point on the side of the
road. The fare is 35¢.
You can also rent a car from Adobe (tel. 777-5130),
Alamo (tel. 777-3344), or Payless Rent-a-Car
(tel. 777-0115) for around $50 a day. All have offices in
downtown Quepos, but with advance notice, someone will
meet you at the airport with your car for no extra charge.
If you rent a car, never leave anything of value in it unless you
intend to stay within sight of the car at all times. Car break-ins
are commonplace here. There are now a couple of parking lots just
outside the park entrance, which cost around $3 for the whole day.
You should definitely keep your car in one of these while exploring
the park or soaking up sun on the beach. And while these lots do
offer a modicum of protection and safety, you should still not leave
anything of value exposed in the car. The trunk is probably safe.
Fast Facts
Botica Quepos (tel. 777-0038) is the main pharmacy in town. It's
on the corner of the main street where you make the turn for Manuel
Antonio and is open daily from 7am to 8pm. For film, batteries,
and any urgent developing, try Todo Foto Quepos (tel. 777-1442).
The telephone number of the Quepos Hospital is tel. 777-0922; and
for the Rural Guard (local police), call tel. 777-0196.
There are a handful of Internet cafes around Quepos and along the
road to Manuel Antonio, and many hotels are providing this service
as well.
This info has been provided by Alto Quepos Costa Rica Real Estate
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