Sanctuary Lot 1
3 Acres
Standing on the ground on the Sanctuary lot looking at the view.
The Best of the Sanctuary
Due to the topography of the Sanctuary Lot the building site is separated away from any other homesites which gives it a ton of natural privacy.
In the front of the site towards the ocean view the topography drops to a jungle valley making it impossible to build in front of you further adding to the sense of solitude.
A long, private driveway and the sound of running water further add to this feeling making this property a true sanctuary.
The Full View
Lot Details
The quebrada (creek) flows right through the edge of your lot. This makes that gentle, flowing water sound a huge part of the experience of this lot during the 8 months a year it flows.
The home site sits high above the stream and you can look down on the south side of the lot and see it winding past the roots of giant Guanacaste tree. There is great potential to design a home to see the creek on one side and look down the valley towards the ocean on the other side.
Take a Tour Of The Sanctuary Lot
Take a Closer Look at The Quebrada
When you are on the Sanctuary lot it is just you and the peak of nature.
Views over the top of the rain forest canopy to the Pacific Ocean, running water echoing through the jungle all rainy season, make this a wonderful place for a home or getaway.
Not to mention the fact the way the building site is nestled in on the hill between two ridges creates the feeling of being embraced by nature.
The natural elements that come together on this lot are what everyone dreams about when they consider a perfect tropical mountain property.
DEVELOPMENT NOTES
Fresh Water
Water is available by connecting to community well
Owner Financing
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Above: Ocean View looking over Las Huacas in Guiones and towards Bakers Beach.
Above: Looking in a Southerly direction towards Punta Guiones. A second story would likely reveal the entire point.
Above: Shot on rainy season morning, you can see just how much jungle surrounds this site.
Above: The The Lower Shadows mark a Big Quebrada that flows to the Pacific Ocean that Echoes Through the Jungle
