Tenuta E Riserva Impeccabili, Con Vista Su Playa Hermosa

One of the most desirable estate properties in the entire Southern Zone, the Achiote Reserve stands above the rest in an area synonymous with real estate excellence situated within the same high-end coastal corridor that defines the prestigious Dominical real estate market. This five-acre hilltop, crowned by a Bali-modern masterpiece, is one of only three properties within a 75 acre private enclave. Collectively, the three residences (two owned by a single neighboring owner) share a protected 50-acre reserve with well-maintained trails, interpretive signage, and a cascading waterfall an exceptional natural sanctuary rarely found even among the finest offerings in Costa Rica real estate.

The entrance sits directly off the coastal highway, offering effortless access through a secure gated entry. The approach feels like driving into a rainforest resort towering palms line the road, rolling hills rise on both sides, and decorative vegetation blends seamlessly with native flora. Wildlife is abundant throughout the property thanks to the extensive protected areas (in addition to the 50 acre reserve) that surround the estate on all sides. For more than 20 years, the owners have meticulously cultivated a refuge that welcomes and preserves the many species that inhabit these lands.

An all-weather road with proper drainage and gentle inclines leads to the crest of the property, where the home sits privately tucked into its own corner of this exclusive development. No other vantage point can see the residence offering absolute privacy. A caretaker home located just downhill, with on-site staff, further enhances security and seclusion alongside the single controlled access point.

The home itself is immaculately maintained and provides approx. 5,000 ft2 of luxurious living space over two floors. The architectural style is Bali modern and many of the materials (such as rare ironwood, copper sinks and natural stone finishes), along with the furniture and decor were source