Curubandé · Liberia · Guanacaste · Costa Rica
Seventeen private estate lots in the Guanacaste dry forest, each over 5,000 m², joined by a white-gravel road in the old Liberia tradition.
The land
With impermeable coverage capped at 10%, a home here sits inside its land instead of filling it. The other nine tenths is yours for an orchard, a kitchen garden, a few animals, or simply the trees that were here first.
Specimen · Zygophyllaceae
Guaiacum sanctum
One of the hardest, densest woods in the Americas and an endangered species, protected in Costa Rica and listed under CITES. It grows only in tropical dry forest, and individual trees can live for centuries.
Specimen · Fabaceae
Dalbergia retusa
A Pacific dry-forest rosewood prized for its deep red and black grain. It is protected in Costa Rica, and many of them stand on the property.
What this means for owners
Protected trees stay. Homes are sited to work with them, which is how the forest keeps its character from lot to lot.
Liberia earned the name La Ciudad Blanca from the white gravel of its early streets and its whitewashed houses. La Arboleda's private road follows that tradition.
Water and electricity are available to the project, so you start with the essentials in place.
A quebrada runs along several lots on the western and southern side of the property. Protection setbacks apply along its banks.
Master site plan
Tap any lot to see its size and features. Lot areas are taken from the registered survey.
Illustrative plan drawn from the registered survey. Tree positions are artistic and do not mark individual Guayacán Real or cocobolo trees. Not for construction. Download the site plan.
Location
Curubandé sits on the road from Liberia toward Rincón de la Vieja National Park, in the cooler, greener foothills of Guanacaste. You are close to Liberia's shops and services and to Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, with the beaches of the Gold Coast within reach for a day out.
Questions
Fifteen of the seventeen lots are between 5,001 and 5,112 m² (about 1.24 to 1.26 acres). Lot 9 is 5,343 m² (1.32 acres) and Lot 4, the largest, is 6,435 m² (1.59 acres). Every area comes from the registered survey.
Impermeable coverage, meaning roofs, patios and paved surfaces, is limited to 10% of each lot. On a 5,000 m² lot that is about 500 m². Your architect and the municipality confirm the details for your design.
Yes. Water and electricity are available to the project. Ask us for the details on connection for the lot you are interested in.
Guayacán Real and cocobolo are protected species in Costa Rica and are not cut. Homes are placed to work around them. We can walk each lot with you so you can see where the open ground is.
Yes. Foreigners can own titled property in Costa Rica with the same rights as citizens. We recommend working with an independent Costa Rican attorney for the title study and closing.
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