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Coldwell Banker Pura Vida Paradise
Coldwell Banker Pura Vida Paradise
48
Bed
48
Bath
1286770
LOT Area (Square metres)
This exclusive tourist and residential complex, inaugurated in 2005, combines hospitality, nature, and sustainability within a single property of 132.34 hectares (1,323,400 m² / 327 acres) of lush tropical land with abundant aquifers and 3,185.4 m² (34,289 sq.ft.) of built structures.
The development is strategically divided into three areas:
1. Hot Springs Resort & Natural Spa (18.71 ha / 187,100 m² / 46.2 acres): Operating hotel with 45 rooms, restaurant, bar, event and meeting halls, and a full-service spa. Includes 3 independent bungalows with fully equipped kitchens, living and dining rooms, terrace, and parking. All rooms feature air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, breakfast service, room service, and parking.
2. Protected Biological Forest & Natural Springs (55.95 ha / 559,500 m² / 138.3 acres): Conservation area with spectacular hot springs and trails surrounded by native flora and fauna.
3. Residential & Wellness Zone (57.67 ha / 576,700 m² / 142.5 acres): Expansive development area ideal for residential projects, wellness retreats, health centers, or private villas.
The resort offers an unparalleled experience with 8 natural hot spring pools of varying temperatures (30 °C to 58 °C), connected by a 400-meter hanging trail along a mountain stream, creating the perfect hot–cold contrast. Vast green areas and natural paths invite hiking, wildlife observation, and enjoyment of the local biodiversity.
The facilities feature an elegant and welcoming style, ideal for both family tourism and wellness getaways, all in harmony with the natural surroundings. The hotel also holds an International Carbon Neutral Certification, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism.
This property represents a unique investment opportunity to develop a world-class health, recreation, and hospitality destination in one of Costa Rica’s most attractive and pristine environments.
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