Maison De Jardin Lomas De Ayarco

Lomas de Ayarco Garden Home is a two-story single-family residence located in Lomas de Ayarco, Curridabat — one of the most established residential neighborhoods in eastern San José.

With 661 m² of construction on a 1,275 m² lot, the property offers a scale and layout that are uncommon in the current inventory of the area. The home is designed for a broader, family-centered way of living, with generous social spaces, functional service areas, and a direct connection to the garden.

The main floor brings together the home’s social areas: a formal living room with hardwood floors and access to the covered terrace, a formal dining room, a designer kitchen with custom cabinetry, marble countertops and included appliances, plus additional family spaces that adapt to the needs of each household. The service area is spacious and includes a service room and dedicated laundry zone.

One of the property’s standout features is its covered terrace — a generous, versatile space that opens directly onto the mature garden. This transition between indoors and outdoors defines much of the home’s character: a residence built for entertaining, for everyday family life, and for enjoying the greenery in a private, residential setting.

The upper floor houses four bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a full bathroom and soaking tub, along with additional bedrooms and full baths. Hardwood and ceramic flooring, paired with dark wood detailing on doors and windows, reinforce the home’s classic colonial character.

The main facade features an arched arcade, wood detailing, parking for four vehicles, and established front gardens. The property also includes air conditioning, BBQ, covered terraces, and mature gardens with large shade trees and fuchsia-toned flowering plants that frame the outdoor spaces.

Lomas de Ayarco Garden Home is a strong option for buyers seeking a standalone, spacious, family home in Curridabat — with a private lot, an established garden, and a scale that is increasingly uncommon in this part of eastern San José.