Highland Spring-Fed Estate

Property Overview

3 Hectares of Pasture, Spring Water, and Quiet.

A beautiful 3-hectare (30,000 m²) finca located in Miravalles, just a 7-minute drive from the center of San Isidro de El General. Close to town, yet it feels like the middle of nowhere — the kind of place where the only sound is running water and birds.

The property is reached via a peaceful dirt road leading to its private entrance. On the land you'll find an old barn-house structure, open pastures, multiple natural creeks, and several natural springs — providing complete water security year-round. Land like this, with its own water sources and proximity to a real town, is becoming increasingly rare in southern Costa Rica.

San Isidro is the regional capital of the Pérez Zeledón canton — a real working town with grocery stores, restaurants, hospitals, and weekly markets, but still surrounded by the rural beauty and biodiversity that makes Costa Rica's southern zone so attractive.

Property Features

• 3 ha (30,000 m²) of pasture and forest
• Multiple natural creeks on property
• Several natural springs — water security
• Existing barn-house structure
• Private dirt-road entrance
• 7 minutes from downtown San Isidro
• Quiet, secluded setting
• Excellent build sites with views
• Surrounded by mountains and forest
• Within Pérez Zeledón canton
• Strong year-round agricultural climate
• Established neighbors / tranquil community

Location & Access

Miravalles sits in the highlands just outside San Isidro de El General, the largest town in Costa Rica's southern zone. The property is reached by a tranquil dirt road off the main road — only a short drive from town but feels worlds away. Mountains rise on every side, and the climate sits in that ideal Costa Rican sweet spot: warm days, cool nights, and the kind of natural air conditioning that makes life on a finca remarkably comfortable.

San Isidro itself offers everything you need — grocery stores, hospitals, banks, restaurants, weekly farmers markets, and direct bus connections to San José (about 3 hours) and the Pacific coast (1 hour to Dominical and Uvita beaches).

Why This Property Stands Out

The combination of multiple creeks, natural springs, pasture, an existing structure, and proximity to a major service town puts this finca in a rare category. Water rights and access to natural springs are increasingly important in Costa Rica — and this property has both, in a region known for its biodiversity, fertile land, and growing demand for sustainable retreat properties.