I've built 2 homes in Costa Rica and can help you navigate Costa Rica real estate

I have owned the Viento Lindo and La Gata farms for 20 years, but finally decided to build my retirement dream home on the Viento Lindo farm a few years ago, and just completed it in  2025.  However, family and health concerns have caused me to realize that the farms need to be sold.

 

Both farms have additional building spots. The Viento Lindo ("Beautiful Breezes") farm consists of the new farmhouse on 5 acres, and/or adjacent 40+ acres of land.  The 25 acre La Gata piece is on the same mother farm, but just down the road towards Punta Mira.
 

I currently reside in Colorado and manage the National Buyers Agents Association, the Colorado Buyers Agents association, and the Massachusetts Association of Buyer Agents. I typically go down to Costa Rica a couple of times a year to visit my properties and soak up the warmth of both the environment & the wonderful people there. Click here to book a consultation time.

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If I have an accepted offer on one of the Viento Lindo farm options, I'm open to discussing a rental of the new farmhouse while you build your own custom home on one of the other 3 building spots.  You could live in the current Viento Lindo farmhouse while a new house is being built, or buy both properties and use the 3 bedroom/2-bath farmhouse as a temporary residence or guest home.

 

I'm a licensed real estate broker here in the US.  My experience is mostly in buyer agent association administration, but because I've hired contractors (design-build) to build homes for me in Costa Rica, I have some understanding of the process.

 

Buying the land and building a home on the La Gata property itself is also an excellent option. I can introduce you to Juan and Kenneth --engineer and architect.  They own  Vector Ingenieria & Arquitectura,  the company that built the Viento Lindo modern farmhouse.  They both speak excellent English.