Property features
Close to Schools
Close to Shops
Close to Transport
Mountain view
Mountain Properties
Valley Views
Acreage
Jungle Views
Description
The folks in the popular tico and expat community of Quebradas know the "Sleeping Indian" (or Indio Dormido) quite well, since he looms large over our lives there.
The aptly named mountain known as the Sleeping Indian is called that because it indeed resembles a sleeping indian!
And on this almost 7 acres you'll really get up close and personal with this famous and ancient resident of Quebradas.
This 7 acre piece has plenty of room for building and also has two creeks that flow across the property. It has sweeping views of the surrounding verdant mountains and valley below. Asada water and electricity are both accessible from the public road that borders the property.
Quebradas is super popular with expats due to its great mix of locals and foreigners, its proximity to town, the pristine river that flows through, and its altitude of around 1,000 meters that offers a near perfect climate.
This lot has easy access via a well-maintained public road, even though it sits high above the pueblo, offering dramatic views of the surrounding hills and higher distant mountains, including the majestic Cerro de La Muerte at well over 11,000 feet!
The aptly named mountain known as the Sleeping Indian is called that because it indeed resembles a sleeping indian!
And on this almost 7 acres you'll really get up close and personal with this famous and ancient resident of Quebradas.
This 7 acre piece has plenty of room for building and also has two creeks that flow across the property. It has sweeping views of the surrounding verdant mountains and valley below. Asada water and electricity are both accessible from the public road that borders the property.
Quebradas is super popular with expats due to its great mix of locals and foreigners, its proximity to town, the pristine river that flows through, and its altitude of around 1,000 meters that offers a near perfect climate.
This lot has easy access via a well-maintained public road, even though it sits high above the pueblo, offering dramatic views of the surrounding hills and higher distant mountains, including the majestic Cerro de La Muerte at well over 11,000 feet!
