Property: For sale, 26,000 m2 large plot with stunning views of the Gulf - Central Pacific, Costa Rica

The property is located just above Orotina and has fabulous views of the gulf and the mountains. The slope of the land is sabft to slightly undulating , ideal to cultivate . Of the 26,000 m2 practical at all are available for the construction of a small complex , houses . The property is also ideal for a touristic project with a sustainable character or a private building project with autonomous supply. A well-developed public road runs right past the finca. Waser , electricity, satellite TV and a good mobile connection already exist.

The property is located at only a short kilometers outside the center of Esparza . The height and Klina the farm is ideal for the cultivation of fruit trees all , bananas, Zitrufrüchten and much more. A small stream SITR also available. That access to the public road is open all year possible good and with a normal vehicle . In Esparza itself you will find the most important institutions for errands such as banks , supermarkets , gas stations, restaurants, doctors , post office, and much more. Puntarenas can be reached in less than 30 minutes.

The property is very centrally located only about an hour from San Jose, the International Airport and offers access to all the many activities and adventures that Costa Rica has to offer . Deep sea fishing, white water rafting , the famous Crocodile River Adventure, canopy tours through the rain forest , Carara National Park , or a visit to a coffee plantation and much more are easily doable in a day trip.

Esparza

is a small town in the province of Puntarenas Canton and is the capital of the canton , which comprises five districts . The city has connection to the Pan-American Highway and is easily accessible by automobile .

history

Esparza was founded in 1574 by the Spanish conquistador Diego de Artieda Chirino y Uclés and is one of the oldest cities in Costa Rica. The town was incorporated by the port caldera on the Gulf of Nicoya in the merchant navy and an important transportation hub between Costa Rica and Panama. In the 15th Century Esparza has been repeatedly plagued by pirate raids , the worst being in 1687 a large fire destroyed all buildings and only the church had left. Even before the raids of trade with Panama had gradually become insignificant , and most residents abandoned Esparza .

In the 19th Century , the city experienced a second golden age , because it was at the coffee -export route and also the railway line zwischenPuntarenas and San Jose crossed the place . 1878, the Costa Rican President Tomás Guardia Gutiérrez changed the name of the city of Sparta. Only in 1973 Esparza got its old name back .

economy

The city's economy is dominated largely agrarian.

climate

The climate is tropical in Esparza .

Attractions

The biggest attraction of the city is the Catholic Church, which dates back to the colonial period.