Ojo de Agua – 3 presents a rare investment opportunity for entrepreneurs and developers seeking a beachfront farm in the coveted surfing district of Sombrero, Osa Peninsula. Spanning a total of 3 hectares, this unique property features 150 meters of beachfront with both titled and maritime zones, offering unmatched development potential in one of Costa Rica’s most pristine regions.

Positioned directly in front of the renowned Sombrero Point surf break, this property promises breathtaking sunrises over the Pacific Ocean with views of Panama’s towering Baru Volcano on clear days. The 1.2 hectares of titled land are eligible for construction on up to 75% of the area, making this an ideal project for building luxury homes, eco-lodges, or a sustainable beachfront community. The 1.8 hectares of maritime zone are administered under the Municipality of Puerto Jimenez and MINAE, adding an extra layer of natural protection to the property’s ecological value.

Located just 10 minutes from Cape Matapalo, a world-class surfing destination, this beachfront farm also benefits from the ongoing road improvements between Jimenez and Matapalo, making access to this remote paradise more convenient than ever.

The property boasts a lush tropical lowland forest habitat, featuring bamboo groves, fruit trees, and a small estuary that borders a thriving mangrove ecosystem. The forested areas provide ample shade, keeping the land cool and verdant even during the warmer months. This region is a wildlife haven, where you’ll regularly encounter three species of monkeys, scarlet macaws, toucans, and even the elusive jaguarundi. The nearby ocean and estuary are abundant with fish, making it a perfect spot for surf-casting and outdoor recreation.

While grid power hasn’t yet reached the property, solar power is a viable option, and the ongoing road expansion is expected to bring electricity closer shortly. Water is supplied by an internal well, with a subsurface saturated enough to provide for any future development needs.

The property has historical significance, having once been a communal farm, though most existing structures need demolition. A concrete block house remains and could be remodeled, offering an exciting opportunity to restore and revitalize the land.