Magnificent Estate With Crystal Clear Streams & Waterfalls Tierra Serena

Accessible Highland Retreat Near Lake Cachi

Tierra Serena, an expansive 80-acre estate nestled in the stunning Orosi Valley of Costa Rica, offers an unrivaled combination of natural beauty, privacy, and unspoiled landscapes. The property is a paradise of towering eucalyptus trees, crystal-clear streams, and ephemeral waterfalls, with miles of trails winding through forested hillsides and meadows.

There are three private entrances along the well-tended property frontage. Upon entering the main gate, a half-kilometer scenic drive meanders alongside a stream toward the main residence, surrounded by lush native flora. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with an array of fruit and flowering trees, creating a perfect setting of mountain, valley, and lake views. Blue morpho butterflies flit among the flowers and greenery, while over 200 bird species, including majestic yellow-tailed oropendolas, vibrant tanagers, and colorful toucans, either reside at or regularly visit the estate.

The main house, designed by a Chicago-based architectural firm, seamlessly integrates modern design with these natural surroundings. At the core of the home is a spacious great room, blending the kitchen, dining, and living areas into an ideal space for both relaxation and entertaining. The master suite and guest rooms offer panoramic views of the lush garden, the nearby rainforest, and a serene cascading waterfall. A tranquil tiered garden occupies the center of the home, while a covered veranda encircles three sides, providing comfortable seating areas to take in the breathtaking vistas.

Adjacent to the main house, a detached rancho offers a delightful outdoor dining area complete with a wood fired pizza and bread oven. For guests, a rustic two-bedroom cabin near the front of the property provides additional accommodations. Other structures include an office and storage building in the cabin area, as well as outbuildings and a lake overlook. Five steel footbridges cross the