A private family estate: land to build a legacy in Nosara

Some buyers are not looking for a house. They are looking for somewhere a family can put down roots and stay for generations. On 16.3 titled acres in Nosara, with a finished home and the infrastructure already in, this estate is built for exactly that.
Room to grow into
A legacy property needs space and privacy, and the estate has both: 16.3 regenerated acres, two gated entrances, and prepared building sites well apart from one another. A family can start in the existing two-bedroom home and add over time — more residences for children and grandchildren, a guest house, a studio — without ever feeling crowded or overlooked, and an adjoining 16.9-acre parcel is also available for those who want still more room to grow.
Everything a compound runs on
The hard infrastructure a multi-home property depends on is already here: a secured water letter and two sources, solar-plus-grid power, fibre and Starlink, gravel roads, and prepared landings. These are the things that take years to secure on raw land, and they are done.
A place that gives back
What makes it a legacy rather than just acreage is that the land is alive. Nine thousand trees, an orchard that feeds the kitchen, a river, and returning wildlife — a regenerated landscape children grow up in and inherit. It is the kind of place that shapes a family’s story, not just houses it.
Held simply, passed on cleanly
Because it is fee-simple titled land, ownership is straightforward to hold and to pass down, in your own name or a family structure. No concession, no complication — the strongest form of ownership Costa Rica offers.
At a glance
- Land: 16.3 titled acres, private, with separated build sites.
- Start: a turnkey two-bedroom home, room to add over time.
- Infrastructure: secured water + two sources, solar-plus-grid, fibre, roads, gated entrances.
- The soul: 9,000+ trees, orchard, river, wildlife — a living inheritance.
The short version: with 16.3 titled acres, a finished home, and water and power already in place, the estate is a rare canvas for a private family compound built to hold for generations. To walk it, arrange a private viewing.

