A private estate
Create a residence with space, privacy, and the landscape as its daily backdrop.
Hojancha · Guanacaste · Costa Rica
Elevated land, a natural spring, and room to shape a private estate or a thoughtful next chapter.
Between the peaceful communities of Monte Romo and Huacas, this versatile property brings together elevated terrain, open pasture, wooded areas, and expansive coastal views—approximately 10 minutes from downtown Hojancha.
A setting for a private residence, multiple homes, or a long-term land investment.
The property's scale and topography create room for different ambitions, from a personal retreat to a longer-term residential vision.
Create a residence with space, privacy, and the landscape as its daily backdrop.
Explore a multi-home concept across a generous elevated parcel.
The parcel may be segregated, subject to applicable regulations and professional review.
A natural spring adds another dimension to the property—tucked within dense vegetation and part of the land's quiet, living character.
Open clearings, tree cover, and the property's natural contours are visible from above. The outlined image provides a useful first view of the parcel's form.
The seller shares the asking price privately. These are the details currently confirmed; buyers should verify legal and development matters with qualified Costa Rican professionals.
From open pasture to wooded spring, these are the approved views of Finca Monte Romo.
Straight answers based on the information currently confirmed by the seller.
The property is between the communities of Monte Romo and Huacas in Hojancha, Guanacaste, Costa Rica, approximately 10 minutes from downtown Hojancha.
Finca Monte Romo covers approximately 6.7 hectares, or 16.7 acres.
The asking price is available by direct inquiry and is quoted in U.S. dollars.
The property is reached by a dirt road.
A natural spring on the property is confirmed. Details about electricity, potable-water connections, internet, and other utilities are not published and should be confirmed with the seller during due diligence.
The owner has a property survey, and survey and zoning information can be requested from the seller. Buyers should independently verify title, boundaries, zoning, permits, and development requirements with qualified Costa Rican professionals.
The parcel may offer potential for multiple homes or future segregation, subject to applicable regulations, permits, and professional due diligence. No development outcome is guaranteed.
Visits are available by appointment with the seller. With advance coordination, prospective buyers can also ask about pickup from Liberia's airport and a short area tour of Sámara, Carrillo, and Hojancha.
Ask about the property, arrange a visit, or begin your due diligence directly with the seller.
Subdivision and development potential are subject to applicable regulations and professional due diligence.