Showing posts with label Building. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 14, 2016

View Lot in Samarcanda, Gated Community on the Caribbean Coast

Samarcanda Gated Community - Beautiful View Lot

View Lot - $110,000


  • One of the most beautiful view lots in Samarcanda

  • 2,511.93 square meters (27,017 square feet) of development ready beauty for just $110,000

About Samarcanda

  • Located in a 250 acres property in the South Caribbean, overlooking the ocean, 85% of the land is protected as a Private Biological Reserve. Common areas include a Private Biological Reserve, natural pool, paths in the forest

  • 3 km graveled roads, entrance office, 24/7security.

  • Samasati Retreat and Rainforest Sanctuary is part of the Gated Community.

  • All lots are surrounded by common areas and have lots of privacy.

  • 11 magnificent homes have been built.

  • Located 10km South of the Beaufitul Cahuita National Park on the Carribean Coast of Costa Rica

  • Samarcanda is an intentional community with the goal of establishing minimal ecological impact as an alternative to traditional forms of communities.

  • Visit and experience sustainable living in this spectacular Caribbean Location

PRICE US$110,000

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Saturday, August 1, 2015

Harvesting Ginger and Preparing Ginger for Replanting

The ginger in Naturewalk has been harvested and the harvest has been a great success, with lots of high quality ginger grown. This ginger will be prepared for use as seed in the next planting of ginger in Naturewalk.








Naturewalk is a fully masterplanned development in the Central Pacific Region of Costa Rica. Owners in Naturewalk can have a home in paradise and even better they can have fully managed high value crops grown on their land giving them an income. To find out more, e mail info@costaricainvest.ie or call 
USA +1-202-697-9284 or Europe +353-1-272-4184

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Visiting Naturewalk

International buyers from a major multinational retail company visiting Naturewalk to inspect the tiquisque crop and the irrigation reservoirs