$1,299,000

Set in the serene highlands of Los Altos de San Juan in Pérez Zeledón, this expansive 243-acre (98.35 hectare) property offers a rare combination of panoramic ocean views, cool mountain climate, and exceptional development potential—just 25 minutes from San Isidro de El General and 35 minutes to the beaches of Dominical. Perched at approximately 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) above sea level, the property enjoys refreshing year-round temperatures and sweeping sunset views over the Pacific Ocean. The elevation not only enhances comfort but also provides a unique vantage point rarely found at this proximity to the coast. The land is characterized by a predominantly forested landscape, with approximately 90% of the property covered in lush, mature forest. This makes it an ideal candidate for conservation-minded buyers, eco-retreat development, or those seeking a private nature reserve. The remaining 10% consists of three large, naturally flat building areas—strategically positioned to capture the best views and breezes the property has to offer. Internal roads are already in place, providing access throughout the property and to each of the prime building sites. With public road frontage and favorable topography in key areas, the property also offers strong subdivision potential, making it attractive for developers looking to create a boutique community, eco-lodge project, or multiple private estates. The surrounding area of Los Altos de San Juan is known for its peaceful setting, strong community, and proximity to both mountain and coastal amenities. Within a short drive, you have access to the commercial hub of San Isidro, while the vibrant beach towns of Dominical and Uvita are close enough for easy day trips. This property represents a unique opportunity to acquire a large, versatile tract of land that blends privacy, natural beauty, and investment potential. Whether envisioned as a legacy estate, conservation project, or thoughtfully designed development, this offering stands out as one of the premier land opportunities in the southern zone of Costa Rica.