36 ACRES – Riverfront Land With Chirripó National Park View, Multiple Building Sites and Exuberant Wildlife!

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# 36 ACRES – RIVERFRONT LAND WITH CHIRRIPÓ NATIONAL PARK VIEW, MULTIPLE BUILDING SITES AND EXUBERANT WILDLIFE

Nestled in the Chirripó Valley where large-acreage offerings remain exceptionally scarce, Finca Alta Vista presents a rare convergence of accessibility, scale, and untamed natural splendor. This dual-parcel property encompasses 5 hectares (12 acres) and 4 hectares (9 acres) of land that rises gracefully from 1,050 to nearly 1,200 meters (3,445 to 3,990 feet), revealing multiple building sites with panoramic vistas at each elevation. The majestic Chucuyo River anchors the western boundary, while negotiable access to Río Chirripó frontage and an established trail system adds recreational and conservation dimensions rarely found in properties of this caliber.

San Isidro's position as Costa Rica's agricultural heartland—coupled with its proximity to the cloud forests of Chirripó National Park—creates an extraordinary setting for those seeking both productive land and ecological stewardship. The 360-degree views encompass Chirripó National Park, the Chirripó River corridor, El General Valley, and the Coastal Range, creating a visual experience that shifts throughout the day.

The property's infrastructure renders it immediately developable. A natural artesian aquifer supplies reliable public water, while electrical service runs along the public road with excellent solar potential. High-speed internet access is available, and the location sits merely five minutes from the fully paved Ruta 242 toward San Gerardo—a gateway that balances convenience with genuine remoteness. San Isidro town center lies 25 minutes distant; Canaan is just 10 minutes away.

Enveloped by protected lands, this parcel combines primary and secondary rainforest with fertile pastures and cultivation areas suitable for fruits, vegetables, and specialty crops. The property's storied past includes operation as part of the Monte Azul Artist in Residency program and boutique hotel venture, with former uses encompassing a certified organic coffee farm, organic greenhouse, hiking trail network, and a dairy goat operation housing nearly 100 animals. That legacy underscores the land's versatility and proven capacity for multiple simultaneous enterprises.

Privacy and seclusion are assured through abundant acreage serving as a natural buffer against future encroachment, while the exceptional wildlife population—thriving amid primary forest canopy—speaks to the ecological integrity of this refuge. Here lies genuine possibility: productive stewardship, conservation impact, and the kind of transformative natural beauty that defines the Southern Pacific's most coveted properties.

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