Description
The residents of Hojancha themselves created the reserve to protect the upper watershed of the Rio Nosara – the source of water for their farms and town. Half a mile down the road is the waterfall and swimming hole that gave the small community of Pilangosta (narrow pool) – of which you are now a part – its name. The property has a rustic but solidly build two-bedroom cabin and ample space and beautiful sites to build a larger home or other cabins, each with plenty of privacy. The property has significant frontage on the paved, well-maintained road that connects Hojancha with the mountaintop village of Monte Romo, nearby. Hojancha, which offers almost everything you need, is less than 10 minutes away.
The property also has a perfect climate – neither hot nor cold, although the nights can be agreeably chilly. Water and electricity are connected, and fiber-optic internet is available.