Dom kup w Liberia, Guanacaste

This gorgeous neighborhood is appropriately named as Grande Salvaje. This residence will provide luxury while living in harmony with nature. The architecture of these residences required rigorous but beneficial thought; it is fascinating how nature physically integrates itself into the home and land. Without disturbing the nature and wildlife of Costa Rica. These homes were built using bioclimatic architecture, which means that the house wasn't simply designed to be what it is; everything was considered, including the topography, the orientation of the houses in relation to the sun's movement throughout the year, the building materials, and the use of local and sustainable materials, all with the aim of reducing temperatures throughout the year and ensuring durability. These homes are a one-of-a-kind undertaking since no one else focuses on so many aspects of a premium home. In addition, they will be mere steps from Playa Grande, one of the most dependable surf spots in the northern Pacific, in Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas. Utilizing some of the finest springs, the water treatment is practically optimal. Grande Salvaje has additionally committed to emitting the least amount of light pollution possible by becoming a Dark Sky community. This title is awarded to municipalities that are dedicated to protecting the night sky. Costa Rica is a very tropical country; consequently, there are occasional power outages; this was also taken into account by the developers; installing solar panels was a very efficient solution; there are options for this, installing various solar panels to ensure that energy can be provided to the most important parts of the house, hybrid with a small back-up battery, or off grid this being a large back-up battery completely charged by the solar panels, to name a few; there are also options for this, installing various solar panels to ensure This is believed to give power to regions such as fans in rooms and communal areas, as well as the refrigerator and certain outlets. Having a national park as your backyard in a country like Costa Rica is a very optimal scenario, due to the fact that it is a green zone, which means there will never be any construction and the sounds of nature will always be heard. This gorgeous gated neighborhood will feature eight properties in Playa Grande, a coastal community with a covered skate park, exercise facility, tennis court, and excellent dining options. The purchase price of these homes includes all appliances, while the HOA fees cover gated access, 24-hour security, landscaping, and pool maintenance.