9-Acre Gated Land in Tres Ríos | 2 Build Sites
US$199,000.00Price
This 9+ acre property in the gated community of Cascada Sándalo, Tres Ríos, delivers something rare on the Costa Rica real estate market — scale, privacy, and views that stretch from the Pacific to the coastal mountain range. If you've been searching for Tres Ríos property for sale with room to build exactly what you want, this is the one to see. The land includes two building sites with water concession and electricity already in place. The primary site is expansive, ideal for a main residence with full ocean and mountain views. A second, more secluded location on the property opens up possibilities — a guest house, caretaker's quarters, or a vacation rental designed to generate income. A mature mango tree anchors the landscape with natural shade and character. Step off the property and you're surrounded by primary forest — howler monkeys, toucans, and tropical plant life that most people only see in documentaries. A waterfall sits within walking distance. This isn't a manicured suburban lot. It's the real thing. Cascada Sándalo is a well-established gated community with a strong sense of connection among residents. There's a shared fruit tree garden, daily walking groups, and the kind of low-key social life that draws expats who want community without compromise. The neighborhood sits just minutes from Ojochal, widely known as the "culinary capital" of Costa Rica's Southern Zone. You'll find top-rated international restaurants, live music, pickleball courts, and a welcoming expat community that makes relocation feel effortless. For those weighing Costa Rica homes for sale against practical concerns, healthcare access here is excellent — a major hospital in nearby Cortés is just a short drive away. Daily essentials, banking, and services are all within easy reach. This is Southern Zone land at its best — big acreage, real infrastructure, and a location that balances jungle immersion with modern convenience. A serious property for buyers ready to build their Costa Rica chapter from the ground up.


