Casa Buendía is where modern architecture meets the rainforest above Costa Rica’s beautiful South Pacific coast.
If you are looking for a contemporary home-base from which to explore and enjoy Costa Rica´s most amazing natural assets, look no further!
Spectacular coastal and mountain views abound in this 5,000 square feet 4 bedroom luxury hideaway, which includes a large office with private bath (converting to a 5th bedroom if needed).
Swimming pool, Jacuzzi, and Palapa-covered terraces beautifully contrast the clean modernist lines of the house.
The main floor surrounds a small inner garden courtyard and fountain. Large, bright fully appointed kitchen has granite counters, gas stove, and a wet bar.
Adjacent dining and living rooms boast double-height vaulted ceiling, accessed from a gallery-styled passage and stunning vestibule entrance.
Sleeping Quarters on Top Floor with Best Views!: On the upper floor, an elevated walkway separates the swank, private master bedroom from another VIP guest suite, along with two more bedrooms, each with balconies and breathtaking views.
A giant 3-car garage, laundry room, and storage area comprise the lower floor below.
Uncommon Combination of Nature and Luxury: Casa Buendía is located on 2..5 acres (1 hectare) of forested land, bordered by a mountain stream on the westernmost limit, accessible via a private footpath.
Toucans, howlers, and white-faced monkeys are common attractions. Just to the south lies Ballena National Marine Park and Corcovado National Park, while Manuel Antonio National Park is a short drive away to the North.
Surfing, sport-fishing, diving, hiking, birdwatching, mountain biking, horseback riding, sea and river kayaking and rafting, are just some of the activities offered in the area.
This paradise cost $ 3, 220.00 /weekly and Spa treatment, maid service, and gourmet food preparation are available on request.
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