The Osa North region is where the best deals on rural real estate with big views can still be had. Osa North extends from Rincon in the north to Puerto Jimenez in the south and from the Golfo Dulce shoreline one the east to Corcovado National Park on the west.
The main physiographic feature of Osa North is its coastal alluvial plane that rises gently from mangrove coast to inland terraces and foothills and then the ridges that rise to the peninsular cordillera. It is all along these ridgelines and terrace knolls and high points that magnificent gulf views rise above the lush green farmland of the lowlands.
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OSA NORTH
OSA NORTH
OSA NORTH
The Osa North region is where the best deals on rural real estate with big views can still be had. Osa North extends from Rincon in the north to Puerto Jimenez in the south and from the Golfo Dulce shoreline one the east to Corcovado National Park on the west.
The main physiographic feature of Osa North is its coastal alluvial plane that rises gently from mangrove coast to inland terraces and foothills and then the ridges that rise to the peninsular cordillera. It is all along these ridgelines and terrace knolls and high points that magnificent gulf views rise above the lush green farmland of the lowlands.
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The main physiographic feature of Osa North is its coastal alluvial plane that rises gently from mangrove coast to inland terraces and foothills and then the ridges that rise to the peninsular cordillera. It is all along these ridgelines and terrace knolls and high points that magnificent gulf views rise above the lush green farmland of the lowlands.
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The Osa North region is where the best deals on rural real estate with big views can still be had. Osa North extends from Rincon in the north to Puerto Jimenez in the south and from the Golfo Dulce shoreline one the east to Corcovado National Park on the west.
The main physiographic feature of Osa North is its coastal alluvial plane that rises gently from mangrove coast to inland terraces and foothills and then the ridges that rise to the peninsular cordillera. It is all along these ridgelines and terrace knolls and high points that magnificent gulf views rise above the lush green farmland of the lowlands.
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The main physiographic feature of Osa North is its coastal alluvial plane that rises gently from mangrove coast to inland terraces and foothills and then the ridges that rise to the peninsular cordillera. It is all along these ridgelines and terrace knolls and high points that magnificent gulf views rise above the lush green farmland of the lowlands.
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| Property ID | Property Name | Class | Area (Ha) | Price | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024027 | Puerto Escondido - 91 | Pasture / Farm | 91 | $1,600,000.00 | See here |
| 2024004 | San Miguel - 22 | Mountain Forest | 22 | $550,000.00 | |
| 2024003 | San Miguel - 16 | Mountain Forest | 16 | $500,000.00 | |
| 2024002 | San Miguel - 17 | Mountain Forest | 17 | $495,000.00 | See here |
| 2023044 | Amapola -0.0342 | Rural | 0.0342 | $150,000.00 | |
| 2023043 | Agujas - 0.5163 | Urban | 0.5163 | $99,000.00 | |
| 2023042 | Agujas - 0.3216 | Rural | 0.3216 | $75,000.00 | |
| 2023015 | Sandalo-5306 | Rural | 0.5306 | $225,000.00 | See here |
| 2023009 | Cañaza - 1 | Rural | 1 | $145,000.00 | See here |
| 2023008 | Cañaza - 1 | Rural | 1 | $195,000.00 | See here |
| 2023007 | Rincón - 55 | Mountain Forest | 55 | $3,300,000.00 | See here |
| 2023006 | San Juan - 358 | Mountain Forest | 358 | $2,500,000.00 | |
| 2023004 | San Miguel - 17 | Mountain Forest | 17.5 | $560,000.00 | |
| 2023001 | Amapola -10 | Mountain Forest | 10 | $550,000.00 | See here |
| 2022061 | Amapola -3 | Ocean View | 3 | $450,000.00 | See here |
| 2022059 | Terrones -6000 | Rural | 0.6016 | $130,000.00 | See here |
| 2022058 | Ñeque -1.0436 | Rural | 1.0436 | $150,000.00 | See here |
| 2022020 | Riyito | Mountain Forest | 18.5 | $250,000.00 | |
| 2022014 | San Juan - 45 | Mountain Forest | 45 | $250,000.00 | See here |
| 2022006 | Rincón - 80 | Mountain Forest | 80 | $2,000,000.00 | |
| 2022002 | Cañaza - 26 | Pasture / Farm | 27 | $1,500,000.00 | |
| 2022001 | San Miguel - 17 | Mountain Forest | 17 | $250,000.00 | See here |
| 2021086 | Amapola - 3-6 | Flat | 3.6 | $156,000.00 | See here |
| 2021085 | Amapola - 37 | Pasture / Farm | 37 | $1,000,000.00 | See here |
| 2021078 | Cañaza -1.8 | Mountain Forest | 1.8 | $349,000.00 | See here |
| 2021072 | Rio Claro - 30 | Mountain Forest | 30 | $2,000,000.00 | |
| 2021071 | San Miguel - 3 | Mountain Forest | 3.8 | $114,000.00 | |
| 2021070 | Rio Claro - 100 | Pasture / Farm | 100 | $500,000.00 | |
| 2021069 | Rio Claro - 7 | Rural | 7 | $500,000.00 | |
| 2021034 | Matapalo - 1.55 | Ocean View | 1.55 | $690,000.00 | |
| 2021031 | Cañaza - 7577 | Mountain Forest | 0.7577 | $89,000.00 | |
| 2021017 | San Miguel - 4 | Mountain Forest | 4.6 | $150,000.00 | |
| 2021016 | San Miguel - 16 | Mountain Forest | 16 | $485,000.00 | See here |
| 2021007 | San Miguel - 2.25 | Mountain Forest | 2.25 | $180,000.00 | |
| 2020021 | Agujas - 8.73 | Mountain Forest | 8.73 | $425,000.00 | |
| 2019039 | Coffee Farm -105 | Coffee / Farm | 105.21 | $1,200,000.00 | |
| 2019029 | Tigre - 19.22 | Mountain Forest | 19.22 | $150,000.00 | |
| 2019026 | Rincón - 0.3715 | Mountain Forest | 0.3715 | $80,000.00 | |
| 2019014 | Cañaza - 0.16 | Urban | 0.1607 | $65,000.00 | |
| 2019013 | Cañaza | Urban | 0.2833 | $135,000.00 | |
| 2019010 | Playa Agujas - 1.14 | Ocean View | 1.148 | $300,000.00 | |
| 2019006 | La Palma - 35 | Mountain Forest | 35 | $999,999.00 | |
| 2018037 | Palo Seco - 4 | Mountain Forest | 4.55 | $120,000.00 | |
| 2018017 | Cañaza - 33 | Mountain Forest | 33 | $450,000.00 | |
| 2018016 | Cañaza - 8758 | Mountain Forest | 0.87 | $85,000.00 | |
| 2018015 | Cañaza - 7370 | Mountain Forest | 0.737 | $75,000.00 | |
| 2018012 | Agujas - 3 | Mountain Forest | 3 | $150,000.00 | See here |
| 2018004 | San Miguel | Rural | 1 | $95,000.00 | |
| 2018002 | San Miguel | Rural | 8.5 | $200,000.00 | |
| 2016035 | San Miguel - 5000 | Pasture / Farm | 0.5 | $100,000.00 | |
| 2016026 | Canaza - 2.389 | Rural | 2.39 | $350,000.00 | |
| 2016024 | San Miguel - 7000 | Rural | 0.7 | $200,000.00 | |
| 2016022 | San Miguel 1.3 | Ocean View | 1.3 | $250,000.00 | See here |
| 2016020 | Cañaza - 7370 | Rural | 0.737 | $140,000.00 | |
| 2016019 | Agujas | Mountain Forest | 5 | $150,000.00 | |
| 2014021 | Terrones - 5 | Mountain | 4.9 | $170,000.00 |
Across the Golfo Dulce the steep coastal mountains rise in dark green against a stairstep of higher mountains farther away, first a dusky blue range along the Amistad International Park boundary and thence to the lavender ribbon of the Talamanca Mountains beyond.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.
Across the Golfo Dulce the steep coastal mountains rise in dark green against a stairstep of higher mountains farther away, first a dusky blue range along the Amistad International Park boundary and thence to the lavender ribbon of the Talamanca Mountains beyond.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.
Across the Golfo Dulce the steep coastal mountains rise in dark green against a stairstep of higher mountains farther away, first a dusky blue range along the Amistad International Park boundary and thence to the lavender ribbon of the Talamanca Mountains beyond.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.
A large number of small rural farms populate the hills and mountains of Osa North and larger farms and ranches in the lowlands where rice, African palm, and cattle remain important to the regional economy though subordinate to the primary peninsular industry of ecotourism. Osa North is traversed by Highway 245 from Rincon, where it descends from the Mogos highlands all the way to the outskirts of Puerto Jimenez and the boundaries of its eponymous region.
The Golfo Dulce shoreline is mostly mangrove. Only in a few spots do beaches open up and have a bit of sand; mostly openings between the mangroves don’t have sand but small clay pebbles. As such the “beaches” are not classic swimming beaches and nowhere in this region is there a real surf and sand destination, though Playa Blanca outside of La Palma is the region’s beach attraction and draws big Sunday crowds.
This Osa North coastline is sheltered from direct Pacific Ocean activity by the geography of the gulf, so there is no wave action whatsoever along the Osa North coast, other than tiny little ripples lapping at mangrove roots. This makes this entire coastline a good target for nearshore moorings to anchor boats.
The maritime zone is administered mostly by the Municipality and only in a few places is the coast considered Natural Patrimony under MINAE’s jurisdiction. The portion of Osa North that lies south of the Rincon River falls within the Golfito Municipality. The part of Osa North that is north of the Rincon River is administered by the Osa Municipality.
A significant portion of the Osa North highlands are within the Golfo Dulce Forestry Reserve, which extends from the boundaries of Corcovado National Park.