Positioned in the lush highlands of Tilarán, Guanacaste, this 78-hectare (193-acre) property is a rare offering for investors seeking to align land ownership with environmental impact. With a diverse landscape of rolling pasture, forest, and abundant natural water resources, the property is ideally suited for carbon credit generation, reforestation, renewable energy, and eco-tourism.
Costa Rica is internationally recognized for its leadership in climate and conservation policy. The country offers well-established frameworks and financial incentives for landowners who engage in reforestation, agroforestry, and carbon offset projects. With 3 to 5 hectares of existing forest and large areas available for tree planting or agroforestry integration, this farm is well-positioned to enter voluntary carbon markets or partner with conservation funds and offset buyers.
Beyond carbon potential, the property has active cattle infrastructure and fertile grazing lands, allowing for continued agricultural use or transition into regenerative farming. The presence of three year-round streams, two natural springs, and a water use concession granted by MINAE—along with additional municipal water access from AyA—provides critical long-term water security for any land-use strategy.
The Tilarán region is also known for its consistent wind patterns, making this an attractive option for small- to mid-scale wind energy development or hybrid eco-projects combining clean energy, agriculture, and conservation.
Highlights & Features:
78 hectares (193 acres) of mixed-use land in Guanacaste’s temperate highlands
3–5 hectares of forest ideal for carbon credit and biodiversity offset programs
Eligible for reforestation grants, sustainable agriculture support, and carbon market integration
3 streams, 2 springs, MINAE water concession, and AyA backup access
Operational cattle corral and grazing capacity for up to 250 head
Fertile soils with Brizantha, Toledo, and Mulato grasses already established
Electricity within 250 meters of the property boundary
Located in a wind corridor with strong potential for renewable energy projects
On-site stone quarry offering development or ecological restoration potential
Zoning suitable for agriculture, conservation, and sustainable tourism initiatives
Why This Property?
This is more than just farmland; it’s a high-potential sustainable asset in one of Costa Rica’s most ecologically progressive regions. Investors can take advantage of national carbon and conservation programs, while also participating in a growing market for nature-based solutions, climate finance, and sustainable land-use investments.
Whether your goal is carbon offset generation, regenerative farming, renewable energy development, or eco-tourism, this property offers the resources, scale, and environmental credentials to support your vision.