Casa Natura is a private tropical residence near Playa Organos and Paquera on Costa Rica’s Southern Nicoya Peninsula.

Set on approximately 7,675 m² or 1.9 acres of land the property offers privacy, nature and excellent access to the coast.

Playa Organos is only around a five minute walk away while Isla Tortuga, Curú National Wildlife Refuge and Paquera are all within easy reach.

The home includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with an open living, dining and kitchen area designed for comfortable tropical living.

Full height folding glass doors allow the living area to open directly onto the spacious terrace creating a natural connection between the interior and surrounding landscape.

One of the most distinctive features of Casa Natura is the impressive high wooden ceiling over the terrace. The open design encourages natural airflow throughout the home and helps create a bright and comfortable environment.

The large terrace overlooks tropical vegetation and provides generous space for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxing.

The property also includes a spacious garage with room for vehicles, a boat and a quad or ATV.

There is ample space available for the future construction of a swimming pool.

The generous land size creates significant flexibility for future expansion.

Subject to the applicable permissions and regulations the property offers potential for additional buildings for residential, hospitality or investment purposes.

This makes Casa Natura suitable as a private residence, vacation home or longer term development opportunity.

Playa Organos offers a peaceful coastal setting close to swimming, kayaking and boating while nearby Isla Tortuga is known for its white sand beaches and turquoise water.

Curú National Wildlife Refuge provides hiking, wildlife viewing and access to secluded beaches.

Paquera is only minutes away with supermarkets, services and essential amenities while the nearby ferry provides convenient connections toward Puntarenas and San José.

Casa Natura combines substantial land, proximity to the beach and future development potential in one of the most natural areas of the Nicoya Peninsula.