This impressive estate, located in the San Gerónimo sector, San Pedro, with 2 access points to the majestic mountains of Chirripó National Park in Costa Rica, stands out as one of the most prominent properties in terms of coffee quality and production in the entire region. Costa Rica is internationally recognized as a land of high-altitude coffee, where the quality of the beans is unsurpassed. In this context, San Gerónimo emerges as the perfect setting for coffee production, thanks to the optimal conditions it offers. Furthermore, San Gerónimo has increasingly become a tourist attraction, drawing thousands of visitors eager to take on the challenge of ascending the country’s highest mountain. These estates are strategically situated at altitudes ranging from 1300 to 1700 meters above sea level, resulting in an ideal climate during the day and occasionally a cool atmosphere at night. This altitude is ideal for coffee production, as well as various other crops. We must not overlook the breathtaking panoramic views that this estate offers, extending towards other mountains and valleys. In addition to coffee, the owner has established a crop association on the estate, meaning you will also find abundant harvests of lemon, avocado, plantain, and banana here. If you are familiar with the coffee industry, you will be pleased to know that this estate produces an impressive 16,000 crates per season, making it an extremely valuable asset and an exceptional source of income for the future owner. It is important to mention that the estate is divided into four separate plots, each with specific dimensions. This division provides the buyer with the opportunity to diversify their agricultural production since each plot can be used to cultivate different products without affecting coffee production. The owner intends to sell all the plots as a single package. As for services, these areas have access to electricity and the Internet, and the water supply is abundant in the region, with each plot being self-sufficient in terms of water. It is worth noting that having public water service is not a mandatory requirement in this region.
