Property: For sale, little paradise with 22 acres for expatriates, self-catering or those seeking peace in the mountains near Hojancha - North Pacific, Costa Rica

Very nice farm in the mountains , with a pleasant climate and a size of 44 hectares Ideal for Selbszversorger , for the keeping of cattle or horses, for reforestation of Teak, Melina , pochote , Laurel, Anpflazung of fruit trees, we mangoes, Organgen , Pagaya , Guanababa , pineapple , melons, etc. , growing coffee , to build a private facility , farm holidays and much more. An ideal spot to rest in peace and to life. The farm is situated in the mountains on the Nicoya Peninsula near the beautiful village of Hojancha . At about 600 m to 700 m altitude, with pleasantly warm , tropical climate , in a quiet , beautiful and rural residential area. 2 ha of land have been about 20 years ago reforested with eucalyptus trees and with Melina, who already now have a circumference about 80 cm or more and are ready for harvesting . The finca has everything you could want , a simple little wooden house barn , a large river which is heavily wooded on both sides of the river with large old trees nature . There arise two great years sources. 50% of the finca is almost flat, with a natural plateau and great Weitumblick in the surrounding hill and down to the city of Santa Cruz, the rest of the farm is in a small valley with shallow turn, partly planar surfaces . The farm is planted with many fruit trees, such as soursop , oranges, lemons , bananas, coffee , mangoes, avocados , etc.

In just 1.5 km away there is a small very clean and nice village. Here you will find a small shopping area , building material supply, a Cooperative for the purchase of surrounding afforested plantations such as oranges, lemons, tangerines , and some coffee and / or other fruits and vegetables . On the farm problems may be built without . The city of Nicoya with good shopping , hospital , schools, etc. is easily reached by car . Year-round good access, electricity, telephone, satellite TV and mobile phone reception is available. The region will wake quickly in the coming years , and thus prices in this region will rise significantly .

Just 30 minutes away from the capital of the Nicoya Peninsula, just 1 hour to the Liberia International Airport. In just 30 minutes you will reach the playas Samara and Carillo .

The area is rural , image -rich Costa Rica. Cowboys drive their cattle were still around horses , ox carts are common transport for timber and people are still friendly and helpful.

Not far away are two national parks: The Barra Honda National Park with its famous caves and dry forests and the Palo Verde National Park, which covers more than the entire mouth of the Rio Tempisque in the Gulf of Nicoya. There are countless animals such as water birds , crocodiles and mangrove forests.

Beautiful Pacific Ocean beaches are within reach. In about an hour's drive is Samara and nachTamarindo it should be run only 1 ½ hours. Located in a little over an hour , which includes the area around the volcano Arenal with the famous Arenal .

beaches:

Many beaches such as Samara , Coyote , Bejuco , San Miguel , Punta Islita , etc. can errreichen relatively quickly . Samara has one of the most beautiful and finest sand beach in Costa Rica. Samara is characteristic of his beautiful reef that protects the bay and the beach in front of the currents and divers to explore its diversity and the tropical coral landscape . The beach is very safe and suitable for leisure seekers of all ages and for families with children.

Guanacaste is the northwestern province of Costa Rica. The province covers an area of ​​10,141 km ² and has a population of 264,238 ( 2000). Capital of the province is Liberia. Guanacaste is bordered to the west by the Pacific Ocean. The northern border is the border with Nicaragua. Eastern neighboring province of Alajuela, Puntarenas southeast .

Because of the relatively dry climate of Guanacaste is the center of the Costa Rican livestock . The Golfo de Papagayo on the Pacific coast 's main development area of tourism. This increasingly large hotels are mainly North American package tourists.

At the same time , a broad strip of the western tip at Cape Santa Helena to the active volcanic peaks of Orosi and desRincón de la Vieja, under the name of Area de Conservación Guanacaste since 1999 by UNESCO as a World Heritage protected. The area is mainly composed of the three national parks in the province.