Villa Coyote is truly one of the most extravagant properties in this region. This fantastic jewel is approximately 28 hectares big, located very calmly in the mountains near San Ramon about 60 kilometers off the airport of Juan Santamario. It offers stunning views on the Pacific coast. The Villa is exquisitely furnished and has a professional gourmet kitchen. Villa Coyote hosts as the only one in Central America supreme 5-star cooking classes for guests. Participants learn about sustainable agriculture and about the culinary past of the Americas. On request the guest could also learn Spanish during their stay. A private Spanish teacher is available. Additionally you receive international TV programs via satellite. At the moment the Villa is leased and is sometimes used as the mentioned cooking school. It has been awarded by Travel&Leisure, Food&Wine, Fodors Guides. Villa Coyote has 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and an additional guest toilette, a dining room, a living room with fireplace, an atrium, gardens and an observation tower offering 360° views of the surrounding valleys. The house can accommodate up to 12 persons in 4 spacious rooms. On the ground level you find 3 charming apartments each named after provinces and places in Costa Rica. The 4th room is located in the tower with its surround view on the ocean, valleys and mountains. The Villa is a real jewel in the whole of Costa Rica. The property has its own natural reserve, trails, rivers with tropical birds and fresh water springs. Villa Coyote is certified by many tourist organizations and associations as the "The International Ecotourism Society", "Sustainable Travel International", "National Geographic Traveler","Travel & Leisure and the "WWF". Please refer to the further information part for details. Villa Coyote is pure modern luxury with environmental asset in dream location, fully equipped with signature furniture and a large, professional Gourmet kitchen.

Villa Coyote is centrally located. Nestled in the mountains near San Ramon and tourist attractions as the Volcano of Arenal, the foggy forest of Monteverde and Los Angeles, Volcano Poas, the Tabacon Resort, the Four Seasons Resort and the Pacific coast. All points of interest are in a day drive’s reach. By car you get to San Ramon within 20-25 minutes and the international airport Juan Santamaria within 1,5 hours. You find shops as well as a small supermarket, a gas station, restaurants and banks in the near village of Tilaran. We recommend 4-wheel drive to get to Villa Coyote. The water and energy supply of the Villa is sustainable. (please refer to other). The climate of San Ramon and the higher regions is very pleasant and during the day reminds of the Mediterranean. Your next door neighbors, 3 Austrians and Germans live about 2 kilometers further down the road. The Villa is located on the lower part of the site, which includes the whole mountain and parts of the opposite mountain side. You find trails and paths throughout the lot, in order to explore your spectacular property.

Very good condition. The building fabric does not show any defects

The area is 283 220 square meter (~28 hectares)large. There is access to the power grid, water system and landline phones. The atrium garden and the terrace cover 300 sqm. Eco-Certification: - all water is supplied by local springs. - No pumps, pressure reservoir, or other electric devices, but usage of natural water pressure and altitude difference. - Solar- and Wind power - Reforestation (planted more than 1000 new trees) - Employment of local staff - Waste separation (not a standard procedure in Costa Rica) - Composting - Shampoos, soap etc. in dispensers (no plastic waste) - Energy saving bulbs and devices throughout the house - Rainwater processing - Nature walks with guests (Awareness rising in sustainable living) - Usage of natural ventilation with high ceilings and ventilators in stead of using air-condition - Saving of energy by using mainly natural light in many common living areas. - Infrastructure as paths and streets to the house are basic in order to minimize the impact on forest - Training of staff - Usage of natural construction materials