Description
Offered at a reduced price of $2,980,000, this agricultural property spans 40.8 hectares (100.8 acres) and is located in the upper area of Tilarán in the province of Guanacaste. The property consists of a thriving coffee plantation covering 89% of the land, complemented by coffee milling facilities, a nursery, and a warehouse. Accessible via three paved routes, the farm sits at an elevation of 1100 meters, conducive to the cultivation of high-quality coffee beans. The farm utilizes selected coffee varieties such as Arabica, Marseleisa, Obata, Caturra, and Geisha, benefiting from optimal environmental conditions including soil quality, temperature, and rainfall.
The property boasts well-maintained agronomic practices, including regular pruning, fertilization, and plantation renewal. Its processing facility received acclaim from the ICAFE institute, scoring 86 points in the last harvest. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, drying patios, coffee dryers, and calibration machines. Moreover, the farm features housing for employees and a nursery for coffee seedlings.
Beyond coffee production, there is potential for rural tourism development, leveraging the property's strategic location amidst tourist hotspots such as Monteverde, Guanacaste, and La Fortuna de San Carlos. Previous owners have offered agritourism services, including coffee tours and a café, providing visitors with a unique coffee experience.
The property offers owner financing of up to 80% of the sale price, with the option to sell up to 50% of the project for development in partnership. It presents an attractive investment opportunity, combining agricultural production with the potential for tourism ventures, showcasing Costa Rican coffee's renowned quality.
The property boasts well-maintained agronomic practices, including regular pruning, fertilization, and plantation renewal. Its processing facility received acclaim from the ICAFE institute, scoring 86 points in the last harvest. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, drying patios, coffee dryers, and calibration machines. Moreover, the farm features housing for employees and a nursery for coffee seedlings.
Beyond coffee production, there is potential for rural tourism development, leveraging the property's strategic location amidst tourist hotspots such as Monteverde, Guanacaste, and La Fortuna de San Carlos. Previous owners have offered agritourism services, including coffee tours and a café, providing visitors with a unique coffee experience.
The property offers owner financing of up to 80% of the sale price, with the option to sell up to 50% of the project for development in partnership. It presents an attractive investment opportunity, combining agricultural production with the potential for tourism ventures, showcasing Costa Rican coffee's renowned quality.