3.4 Acres in Peaceful Area near Orosi Valley (Cartago) - US$100,000

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Category: Real Estate / Bienes Raíces Status: For Sale / Se Vende Price / Precio: US$100,000 Neighborhood: La Castilla (Paraiso) Town/City: Orosi Valley Country: Costa Rica Zone: Cartago Area/Zona Type: Lot / Lote Bedrooms: Full Baths: Size: Age: Lot Size: 3.4 acres (1.39 hectares) Email us about this listing info@TheRealEstate.net www.TheRealEstate.net Tel: +(506) 2272-4349

Between Paraíso and Orosi (near Orosi Valley, Cartago) - Build your own little estate on this 3.4-acre (1.39-hectare) property within an informal development with nice homes ($300,000+) on large lots all around. You would need to do a bit of clearing and fix up the access road, but it has nice potential for a wide variety of uses (small horse farm, gardening, etc.).

The area is excellent, with a very peaceful, back-to-nature feel. The neighbors are great. And the climate is superb, with a Spring-like climate YEAR-ROUND (you likely won't ever need heat or air-conditioning).

The general Orosi Valley is a fantastic area that is rapidly growing in touristic appeal and has numerous attractions, including the nearby Tapantí National Park (6,000+ acres of gorgeous virgin rainforest), world-class whitewater rafting and kayaking, two public thermal baths (there are numerous hot springs around the valley) and a five-star hot spring spa/resort, Lake Cachí and the Cachí Dam, several cultural landmarks (such as the oldest church still in operation as well as the ruins of the very first church), quaint traditional towns, and the scenic beauty of a valley that many guidebooks say is the prettiest in the country. Just a short drive away is the Lankester Botanical Gardens, the Irazú and Turrialba Volcanos, the Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles in Cartago (home to the country's patron saint and the destination of a yearly pilgrimage that attracts over a million people). It's a fantastic area!

These details are intended as a guide and do not form part of a contract. Buyers should satisfy themselves as to any information contained therein.