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Breathtaking mountain estate in San Rafael de Heredia for sale

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Price: $1,500,000

Cellphone: +(506) 8814-0614
Email: realestate@ticotimes.net


Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Lot: 25,632 M2
Construction Area: 300 M2

 

This breathtaking mountain estate home is located in Residencial El Castillo in San Rafael, Heredia. The main house has two chimneys, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Additional guest bedroom and bathroom is located next to BBQ social area. Property has a total of 300 square meters constructed and is priced below the 2013 appraised value.

 

FEATURES  INCLUDE:

  • BBQ social area
  • Warehouse
  • Caretaker’s house with two bedrooms and one bathroom
  • The property includes kennel for 5 or six dogs
  • Native fruit trees
  • Planted to attract birds and wildlife
  • Indoor parking for one car and outdoor parking for four more,
  • 24/7 security, the property is located inside gated community
  • The total lot size is 25,632 square meters and can be split into two lots.
  • Lot sizes are 12816 square meters each.

 

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