Teak & Hardwood Farm in Parrita | 89 Hectares with Ocean Views

This 89-hectare teak and hardwood farm in Parrita, Puntarenas is one of the most compelling Costa Rica real estate investments on the market today. With over 25 years of growth, the property features a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified plantation (certification code: NC-FM/COC-000152) of premium timber species including Rosewood (Dalbergia retusa), Cristobal (Platymiscium curuense), Amarillon (Terminalia amazonia), and Ron Ron (Astronium graveolens), among other native hardwoods. The listing price includes precious hardwood timber valued at more than $1 million — a built-in return before any further development begins.

Beyond the certified timber, the farm includes 90 hectares of farmland with teak sprouts where mature teak has already been harvested, plus native forest patches along rivers and waterways. Public road frontage and ocean views add serious development upside. Think eco-lodge, sustainable residential community, or adventure tourism — the land and infrastructure support all of it.

Trails wind through the entire property, leading to a waterfall and river swimming spots. Wildlife is abundant: expect monkeys, sloths, red macaws, ocelots, pumas, and a rich variety of native flora and fauna. This is a working farm that doubles as a private nature reserve.

Parrita sits in the coastal foothills of Puntarenas province, offering a quiet, rural setting with surprisingly easy access to the Pacific coast. The beaches of Manuel Antonio and Jacó are both less than an hour away, giving future residents or guests world-class surf, dining, and nightlife within a short drive. For expat investors and developers exploring Costa Rica homes for sale, this corridor between two major tourist destinations is a strategic sweet spot.

The Parrita property for sale checks every box for buyers focused on timber income, land banking, or large-scale development in one of Central America's most stable markets. Contact us today for detailed growth statistics, species inventories, and age data on the plantation.