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Costa Rica Real Estate Development

70 Acre Costa Rica Land Development Project

  • Spectacular Views That Rival Those of Atenas 
  • Already has 32 subdivided lots that are 1 1/4 acres each with water, electricity and grated road access

Orchid Point Estates is proud to offer a unique investment opportunity for developers in Costa Rica

Right off the main road, the location is easily accessible. The 32 lots with over 5000 square meters (approx. 1 1/4 acres) each, sitting on 70 acres each are part of a potential development for:

  • permaculture / any agricultural activity
  • personal private sanctuary
  • development of panoramic residential lots
  • retreat / healing center
  • family compound
  • animal sanctuary
  • development of a rental compound for AirBnB
  • reforestation project
  • a combination of the above

There is also an immediate and future demand near the development for end-user items like:

A Mega Service Station (Gas, diesel, mechanic shop, truck stop)
Convenience Store
Restaurant-Bar
Fast food
Hotel / Motel / Casino

Orchid Point has:

  • All local Zoning Requirements met
  • All permits legally conducted and are part of the sale.
  • Architectural plans are available.
  • Recent Appraisal available upon request

Entire Development Sale Price: US $5,900,000

Visit: Orchid Point Estates for additional information or contact David Schmidt at davidvschmidt@comcast.net

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Steven Hodel is the Tennis Correspondent for The Tico Times, covering the ATP and WTA tours, the four Grand Slams, the Masters 1000 series, and the Latin American professional and junior circuits. Based in Costa Rica, he writes for English-speaking readers across Central America and the wider region, with particular focus on Latin American players on tour and the growing tennis community in Costa Rica. He works in English and Spanish, drawing on regional sources from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and the Costa Rican Tennis Federation. Reach him at steve@ticotimes.net or ion X at @theticotimes