Sunset Ocean View Home in Ojochal | 1.75 Acres, Built 2023

Some homes are built to look good in photos. This one was built to be lived in, every day, in the tropics. Completed in 2023, this luxury ocean-view home in Ojochal looks out over the Pacific, the jungle canopy, and some spectacular sunsets in the dry season.

The living area is the heart of the home. It has soaring beam ceilings and a full wall of glass that opens completely, so indoors and outdoors become one space. Step outside to the pool and take in panoramic ocean views as the sky turns gold. The chef's kitchen has custom Melina wood cabinetry, Spanish porcelain countertops, a designer backsplash, and carefully chosen lighting. It is also pre-plumbed for a future ice maker or wine fridge. The walk-in pantry doubles as a dry room, which is a smart detail in a rainforest climate.

Each bedroom feels like a private retreat, with vaulted tray ceilings, hidden electric blinds, and full glass doors that frame the ocean and treetops. The primary suite has a spa-style bathroom with a dual rain shower and river rock detailing. It also opens directly to a private outdoor soaking tub, the perfect spot to watch the sun set over the Pacific.

The home is built to last. Upgraded recycled roofing keeps rain noise down and carries a 50-year warranty. Armor-lock block construction adds structural strength for seismic conditions. Every room has its own A/C unit. You arrive past a two-car carport with herringbone tile and a living wall with self-watering planters.

The home sits on 1.75 acres on a private gated road shared by only three homes. It is offered fully furnished with custom-built beds, so it is ready to move into. Services include ASADA water with backup storage, ICE electricity, and fiber optic internet, which matters for expats working remotely. For anyone planning a relocation, this is a rare find among Costa Rica homes for sale.

Ojochal is known for its beaches, waterfalls, and a dining scene that punches well above its size. It has a warm international community on Costa Rica's southern Pacific coast, and plenty of buyers come for a visit and decide to stay.