Hectáreas Verdes includes 2.2 acres of lushly manicured gardens and features a GORGEOUS, large 3 Bedroom ~ 2 Bath home, recently renovated to create a very sleek, chic, and modern interior. The "Grand Sala" is simply spectacular with vaulted laurel wood ceilings that soar to 24ft high. The room is vast and spans from the refinished front doors to the back of the home. The length and natural light make this a truly "Feel Good" space. The home includes a HUGE brand-new kitchen with cedar cabinets and drawers, poured concrete countertops and SS appliances. Both bathrooms are also brand-new and the luxurious Master Suite features a "Grotto" shower, creating a natural spa retreat.

Costa Rica just opened a new highway that makes the trip to Playa de Coco about 1 hour and 30 minutes. This is one of the most beautiful areas in Costa Rica. With Hectareas Verdes you get the best weather and have access to the beach.

The entire home has been re-painted inside and out and is move-in ready for the new owner. The home comes completely furnished with all the furniture seen in the photos.

Lake Arenal offers many year-round activities, and is the first of many adventures awaiting you in Arenal, Costa Rica. These include windsurfing, fishing, boat tours, and kayaking. Lake Arenal enjoys a world-class reputation among windsurfers and sailboarders, as it receives a steady supply of strong and dependable wind. Many people, in fact, consider it to be one of the world’s foremost windsurfing destinations. Fishing is equally popular within the lake’s waters, the best of which is done for rainbow bass. These large, fighting fish — known locally as “guapote” — are members of the cichlid family. Their meat is white and tasty, and their sharp teeth and feisty nature make catching them a real challenge. The best time to troll for rainbow bass is around sunrise or sunset; organized fishing trips begin with a hotel pickup at 5:30 AM or 2:00 PM.

COSTA RICA | LIVING WITH NATURE

The quality of life is great in Costa Rica where people live in peace and harmony with nature.  Covered by dry farmland and lush rainforest, the country has a tropical climate. Having a reasonable amount of sun exposure through an active outdoor lifestyle is another key to longevity among locals. Vitamin D intake from the sun, especially when combined with walking as a traditional mode of transportation, offers a beneficial boost to heart and bone health.