Home$375,000
3-Bedroom Villa Within Walking Distance to Playa Hermosa
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A 14,550 m² (3.2 acres) parcel in the mountains above Uvita sits at 885 feet (270 meters) above sea level — above the coastal heat but below the cloud line — in the Costa Ballena region of Costa Rica's South Pacific. The elevation creates a comfortable year-round climate and the property comes with a legal spring water concession, one of the more significant practical advantages for off-grid or hybrid builds in this area. Electricity is available at the property line for buyers who prefer a grid connection.
At the top of the property, a prepared building site is already in place, graded and ready for design and construction to begin. Below it, the gentle slopes are well-suited to additional structures, gardens, or orchard development. Before the land transitions to primary forest, nearly half an acre of flat terrain offers space for cultivation or further building. At the bottom, a natural spring feeds into the property's own waterfall, surrounded by primary jungle.
The property is 15 minutes by car from Uvita, keeping everyday services — groceries, restaurants, medical care, and coastal amenities — accessible without requiring full-time proximity to town. Marino Ballena National Park and the area's celebrated whale-watching season are nearby, as are surf beaches and jungle hiking in every direction.
For buyers who want a fully equipped off-grid setup with spring water on title, a prepared build site, and a private waterfall, this parcel at $112,000 in the Uvita mountains delivers that combination in a region where land at this elevation and with these attributes commands serious interest.
Listed by Marcel van Willigen, CENTURY 21 Ballena Properties. MLS# CR261107090.
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