Santuario de Bocana Farm

Location: San Luis de Morete, San Isidro del General, Pérez Zeledón, San José
Property Type: Land
Size: 215,114 m² (21.51 Hectares)

Sanctuary with Ocean and Waterfall Views
Located 900 meters above sea level, just 8 miles from the coastal road, this exceptional 21.51-hectare property offers stunning views of Bocana, a 90-meter waterfall. The property provides expansive views towards Isla del Caño and the Pacific Ocean, making it a rare and tranquil sanctuary.

Current Features
The property includes:

Two custom-designed residences, each built with charm and individuality
A garage, storage building, laundry room, greenhouse, and goat and chicken kennels
Three horses (with exceptional horseback riding in the area)
A bamboo forest and cacao trees, along with several fruit trees
Former coffee fields and banana plantations
The residences were constructed in collaboration with Mick Clement, an English designer, builder, and artist, using mainly locally sourced wood from the Diamante Valley. These homes are unique within Pérez Zeledón and Osa, offering a distinct character that stands out from other properties in the region.

Agricultural & Permaculture Areas
The property is designed with sustainable living in mind, featuring:

Permaculture-influenced agricultural areas for food production and animal husbandry
Well-maintained internal roads with access via six different entrances
Utilities & Services
ASADA drinking water supply system
Electricity service
Internet access available
Surrounding Area
San Luis de Morete is a small, friendly village with a school, clinic, church, community hall, soccer field, and a small cafe and provision store.

The Bocana Waterfall is bordered by a 2,500-acre nature reserve known for its high biodiversity, including howler monkeys, capuchin monkeys, sloths, jaguars, pumas, white-tailed deer, and many other species. The area is also a prime spot for bird watching.

This property is part of one of the six most diverse bioregions in Costa Rica, adding immense ecological value to the land. Another nearby sanctuary, Marino Ballena National Park, is famous for being the home of humpback whales that migrate from both the northern and southern hemispheres, further enhancing the area's appeal.

A Rare and Special Opportunity
For over 20 years, the current owners have carefully preserved the beauty and diversity of this sanctuary, visiting only during vacation periods. The property is now available for new caretakers who share the same values of community and harmony with nature.

How to Get There
Coordinates: 9°15'00"N, 83°44'10"W
San José International Airport: 4 hours
Quepos Airport (Manuel Antonio): 1 hour 25 minutes
This is a rare opportunity to own a stunning property in one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse regions, perfect for those seeking a peaceful and sustainable lifestyle close to nature, yet accessible to the conveniences of the coast