Home$375,000
3-Bedroom Villa Within Walking Distance to Playa Hermosa
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A 1.5-acre private estate in Uvita's Bahía Ballena area, this 300 m² architectural home sits on a hillside above the jungle canopy, accessed by a paved private road shared by just three properties. Built in 2023, the design takes the surrounding environment seriously: sliding glass walls open the interior to the outdoors and create the sensation of floating above the trees, while warm wood tones, natural stone, and tile accents blur the line between inside and out. Ocean and mountain views extend beyond the canopy in both directions.
The kitchen anchors the open-plan main level, centered on a massive quartz island where chefs and guests share the same space. A full suite of KitchenAid appliances and hand-crafted cabinetry make cooking here a genuine pleasure. The living area flows from the kitchen with walls of windows capturing the gentle ocean breezes. A back terrace is the natural place for morning coffee, while the front of the home captures evening sunsets. Beside the large infinity-edge saltwater pool, three distinct outdoor seating zones cover every mood: a poolside living area, a large dining area with outdoor kitchen, built-in grill, and bar seating, and a sun deck surrounded by lush tropical gardens where the waterfall sounds of the pool's infinity edge fill the air.
The property's exterior lighting installation shows the thought that went into every detail, and the gardens are full of Costa Rica's diverse wildlife. The salt water pool on the 6,000 m² lot is surrounded by the kind of privacy that a shared-access, three-home road provides — genuine seclusion without remote inaccessibility. Listed by Jared Hanson, CENTURY 21 Tropical Breeze Realty. MLS# CR24736837.
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