32-Acre Off-Grid Farm with Solar Home, Pool and Creek near Ojochal

A working off-grid farm of about 32 acres (12.9 ha) in the jungle hills near Ojochal on Costa Rica’s South Pacific coast, with a modern two-bedroom home built in 2024, a swimming pool and its own water.

The home. A solid concrete house of about 159 m² (1,712 sq ft) with stone floors and floor-to-ceiling windows facing the jungle and mountains. Kitchen, dining and living areas share one open space. One full bathroom, a half bathroom and an outdoor shower, a large laundry and pantry room, a covered patio beside the pool and a back deck.

Power and water. The house runs on solar power, with the panels on the carport roof. Grid electricity (ICE) reaches the property border if you ever want to connect. Water comes from a well, and the land also has a spring and a creek on its boundary.

The land. Lowland jungle mixed with open areas, dozens of fruit trees, a pond that could be stocked with tilapia and several more building sites. A river with swimming holes, cascades and a waterfall forms part of the boundary. The road is paved to the gate (no 4×4 needed) and the land fronts a public road. A storage container beside the carport serves as a bodega. The surrounding forest is part of the Paso de la Danta wildlife corridor.

Location. Near Palmar, Cortés and Ojochal; about 8 km from Tomás Casas hospital and 4 km from the Costanera highway. Playa Ventanas is about 27 km away and Corcovado National Park about 68 km. A neighbouring 23-acre lot is also for sale through the same agency.

Worth checking. The solar system’s size and battery capacity, the well’s permit and registration, the title and cadastral plan, and what the river boundary means for building setbacks.