4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Uvita Home

Property overview

Le Diamante Vert is a rare property — sketched by Felix Kauffmann and designed and built by architect Pablo Roza, it stands as a genuine expression of organic architecture in a market that doesn't often produce homes like this. Set on a 500 square meter lot in Uvita, the 250 square meter home uses cedar, guadua bamboo, and adobe walls throughout. The guadua bamboo — one of the strongest bamboo species in the world — was cultivated locally in Uvita, and all woodwork was crafted by local carpenters. The construction method is ancient and sustainable, using clay and local resources, and the result is a home that belongs visually and materially to its landscape. The cube-style bedrooms and two bathrooms are organized around principles of natural ventilation and airflow, keeping the house cool in the dry season and comfortably warm in the rainy season without relying on air conditioning or heating. Inside there's a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living area, and a spacious open wooden deck well-suited for yoga, meditation, or small group gatherings. The outdoor spiral-shaped bathroom is one of the home's most distinctive features — it offers a connection to the surrounding landscape that feels entirely intentional. The grounds include banana plants, large yellow and small native coconut palms, a carao tree, avocado, and lemon-mandarin trees. The natural tropical garden enhances the home's organic character and supports the ecosystem it sits within. Uvita Beach, the Whale's Tail, and Marino Ballena National Park are just minutes away. For buyers looking for something genuinely uncommon in the Uvita market — architecturally, ecologically, and experientially — Le Diamante Vert is worth seeing in person.

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