Venta de finca en Paso Marcos, Turrialba Tayutic

Lone Star Finca
A stunning 5.6-hectare property with breathtaking views.
The property features coffee, bananas, plantains, fruit trees, and a fenced garden. It also includes animal pens and a chicken house equipped with brooder cages and incubators.
Water is supplied by our large rainwater collection system, while drinking water comes from the local community water company.
About an hour up into the mountains from Turrialba is one of the most private and secluded pieces of land you could hope to find. If you have ever dreamed of living off the land, growing and selling coffee, bananas, and plantains, raising different types of poultry for sale or personal consumption, or raising sheep, goats, or calves, this property is already set up for it—all at a fraction of the cost of a comparable home and farm in the United States.
Or simply come and enjoy your retirement!
Pure water, clean air, the sound of the Paquare River below, and jungle all around you. Yet, despite being surrounded by nature, the property has excellent WiFi and television service through the Starlink system.
The solar power system with battery storage helps reduce electricity costs. The road to the house is in good condition, although a 4x4 vehicle is recommended. An electric gate provides complete privacy.
At the end of the long driveway sits a spacious, comfortable, and welcoming home. The house features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a large open-concept kitchen, living and dining area, as well as a spacious pantry and laundry room with a washer and dryer.
The property also includes a covered garage with space for 3 vehicles.
One of the most special features is the large 360-degree wraparound porch and hot tub, the perfect place to relax and take in the surrounding scenery.
I have always imagined this property as the perfect place for a large family: children being homeschooled with the jungle as their classroom and learning directly from nature. The only distractions would be the parrots, the farm animals, and the volcano in the distance. Every day could become a new learning experience.
There is no need for heating or air conditioning; fans are all you need if you prefer.
We currently have approximately 50 sheep and several dairy goats grazing on the mountain pastures. The property is well fenced, cross-fenced, and equipped with electric fencing.
Living in the jungle is a true adventure. The drive to La Suiza takes approximately 45 minutes, where you can purchase food and supplies for your family and animals. You can also learn to preserve your own food, just as I did, and discover what healthy living is really about.
Oh! And there is also an outdoor kitchen specifically set up for food preparation and canning.
There is so much to discover at Lone Star Finca—a place to disconnect from the world, live surrounded by nature, and enjoy a completely different way of life.