Juan Jiménez

$330,603

55.57 Acres

Costa Rica

This 22.49-hectare (55.57-acre) farm, comprising four titled parcels registered with the National Land Registry of Costa Rica, offers a compelling opportunity to invest in a well-managed teak plantation with complementary natural forest in a biologically rich region.Teak Plantation (14.1 hectares / 34.84 acres)Planted in 2016, the teak stands (Tectona grandis) have benefited from intensive forest management practices aimed at maximizing tree development and achieving optimal growth rates. The plantation is well positioned for future timber harvest and long-term value appreciation.Native Forest Area (8.39 hectares / 20.73 acres)The remaining land is covered in tropical rainforest, featuring a variety of native tree and shrub species and hosting abundant wildlife—including birds, butterflies, and mammals. This forest enhances the ecological value of the property and may offer potential for conservation or eco-tourism use.Climate & Growing ConditionsLocated in a tropical climate zone, the area receives 2,000–4,000 mm of annual rainfall during the May–November wet season, followed by a dry season from December to May. Temperatures range from 21°C to 30°C year-round, providing ideal conditions for forestry and agriculture.Access & InfrastructureThe property enjoys year-round access via a well-maintained public gravel road. It is also serviced by electrical infrastructure, supporting both current operations and future development possibilities.Scenic Views & Regional ValueThe farm offers sweeping views of the Nicoya Peninsula’s mountain ranges and is surrounded by a diverse landscape of small productive farms and extensive natural forests. This mosaic of land uses enhances both the ecological integrity and the investment appeal of the property.

$427,571

88.41 Acres

Costa Rica

Located in the lush tropical region of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula, this 35.78-hectare (88.41-acre) farm presents a compelling real estate investment combining productive teak plantation, pristine natural forest, and strong infrastructure access.Teak Plantation (16.09 hectares / 39.75 acres)Established with high-quality genetic material, the farm includes 14.35 hectares of teak planted in 2015 and an additional 1.74 hectares planted in 2013. These stands have benefited from intensive forest management practices designed to optimize growth and long-term value, offering strong potential for future timber returns.Natural Forest Reserve (19.69 hectares / 48.65 acres)The remaining acreage consists of native tropical rainforest, featuring a diverse mix of tree and shrub species and rich wildlife presence, including birds, butterflies, and mammals. This area contributes ecological value and potential for conservation incentives or eco-tourism ventures.Climate & ConditionsThe property lies in a region with a favorable tropical climate—annual rainfall ranges from 2,000 to 4,000 mm, concentrated from May to November. Temperatures remain comfortable year-round, with average highs around 30°C and lows near 24°C.Access & UtilitiesThis farm benefits from year-round access via both a public gravel road and a paved route. Utilities include access to electricity and potable water, supporting both agricultural operations and potential future development.Scenic & Strategic LocationSweeping views of the Nicoya Peninsula’s mountain range and surrounding agricultural landscapes provide both visual appeal and investment security. The mosaic of working farms and protected forest adds to the property’s ecological and productive value.