Terrace I — The Arrival
The first level off the internal road: a generous, level pad framed by mature palms and jungle edge.
1.97 hectares of fully titled land where build-ready terraces meet your own private rainforest — minutes from one of the longest left-hand waves on Earth.
Pavones is legendary among surfers for a point break that can hold a two-to-three-minute ride on a good south swell — a wave people cross the planet to surf. Your ridge sits ~750 m east of Rio Claro and about a 12-minute drive from the point, paved almost the whole way in.
Heavy machinery has already cut and stabilised three flat platforms on the buildable sector. They can be acquired together as one estate or separately — and one terrace already has a working pool with an ocean view.
The first level off the internal road: a generous, level pad framed by mature palms and jungle edge.
The widest platform, opening straight onto the Golfo Dulce horizon. Retaining wall and storm drainage in place.
The crown of the ridge, where a pool already overlooks the Pacific — ready for a main house or retreat villa.
Engineered retaining wall · buildable sector
Of the 1.97 ha, about 1.28 ha is protected secondary rainforest — your permanent green buffer of toucans, monkeys and sloths under cedro amargo, pilón and vochysia. The remaining sector is the part you build on, and the groundwork is already done.
Internal gravel (lastre) roads cut to each terrace; mostly paved approach from the coast.
Slope stabilisation, cunetas and culverts already engineered against the rainy season.
A working pool sits on the top terrace, looking out over the Golfo Dulce.
~1.28 ha of secondary forest, legally protected — guaranteeing privacy that no neighbour can erase.
Registered finca inscrita, Folio Real 6-190768-000 — full private property, not a 20-year maritime concession like much of coastal Pavones.
Costa Rica grants foreigners the same ownership rights as citizens — no local partner or citizenship required.
2025 INTA soil studies certify fully conforming land use — the clean base you need for future building permits.
Officially flagged by Costa Rica's INTA engineers as a zone of "great scenic beauty with potential for an ecotourism or conservation project."
No agents in the middle. Ask the price, request the documents, or arrange a visit — all straight to the owner on WhatsApp.