Property: For sale, 56 ha of teak investment Finca in Nicoya - North Pacific, Costa Rica

Beautiful 56-acre teak farm near Nicoya.

36 hectares are planted with 28 to 30 years old teak trees and they have been very well maintained. The trees were planted between 1990 and 1992 with a planting scheme of 3 x 3 meters and 1111 trees per hectare. Still stand between 9.000 to 10.000 teak trees on the farm.

The farm is located in the mountains on the Nicoya Peninsula, on approximately 400 m to 500 m altitude, with warm, tropical climate, in a quiet, beautiful and rural location.

Year-round good access phone reception is available, electricity, water, satellite TV may be requested.

The area is rural, image-rich Costa Rica. Cowboys drive their cattle nor horses together, ox carts are common means of transportation for timber and people are still friendly and helpful. The region is waking rapidly in the coming years, and thus prices in this region will rise significantly.

The city of Nicoya with good shopping, supermarkets, hardware stores, pharmacy, doctor, red cross, bank, police station, schools, etc. is easily reached by car. Nicoya offers everything for the daily needs un there is a bus station, through which you can drive example, daily mhermals to San Jose, etc. The International Liberia Airport can be reached in about 1 hour.

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, as well as for families with children.

Guanacaste is the westernmost province of Costa Rica. The province covers an area of 10,141 square kilometers and has a population of 264,238 (2000). The provincial capital 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 Costa Rican livestock. The Golfo de Papagayo on the Pacific coast's main development area of tourism. This increasingly large hotels are mainly for North American package tourists.

At the same time, a broad strip of the western tip of the Cape Santa Helena to the active volcanic peaks of Orosi and desRincón de la Vieja, under the name 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.