Eine Dschungeloase In Pelada — Haus Aus Holz Und Stein Mit Nachgewiesenen Mieteinnahmen

Set behind a gated, vertical-wood entrance framed by palms and heliconia, this beautifully crafted wood-and-stone home sits in one of Pelada’s most sought-after residential pockets — a rare offering: a fully finished, income-proven estate for sale at $1,250,000.

The house just completed a long-term lease with high potential income, giving a new owner a real, proven income history from day one, not just a projection.

A river-stone accent wall winds up the staircase past two solid teak doors, setting the tone for a home built from natural, tactile materials throughout — all on a solid concrete structure, built to last in the tropics.

Downstairs, black-framed glass doors slide fully open to dissolve the line between indoors and out, connecting the great room — kitchen, dining, and living all in one breezy, polished-concrete-floored space — to a private pool shaded by a hand-thatched palapa roof, an outdoor stone shower, and a covered dining and BBQ area made for slow mornings and long dinners under the stars.

Upstairs, the primary suite is the heart of the home: a king bed, en-suite bath, and a wraparound balcony overlooking the jungle canopy, with sliding glass doors that let the outside air in. One additional king en-suite bedroom and queen en-suite bedroom as well share the second floor, while a fourth bedroom with a king bed and its own bathroom sits privately on the ground floor — ideal for guests, multi-generational stays, or a home office with its own entrance. Ceiling fans and mini-split AC keep every room comfortable, and warm, boho-natural touches — woven rattan furniture, macramé accents, wood-slab tables — carry the same relaxed, elevated feel from room to room.

The home includes:

* Private swimming pool with outdoor shower
* Fully furnished, move-in ready
* Filtered water system plus a spare water tank for backup supply
* Covered parking
* High-speed internet
* Proven high income generating potential

The neighborhood:

This corner of Pelada sits in quiet, jungle-lined surroundings just off Ruta 160, the main road connecting Nosara’s beaches and town center — with a restaurant and café within easy walking distance. From here it’s a short drive (or an easy walk) to Playa Pelada, the locals-favorite crescent beach known for tide pools and rock formations, and to the Nosara River mouth to the north. Playa Guiones, Nosara’s main surf beach, along with shops, restaurants, and daily conveniences, is about a 10-minute drive south. It’s a rare balance: quiet and green, with the convenience of the main road right at hand.