Large Scale Cattle Ranch, San Isidro del General, Perez Zeledon, Pejibaye, Perez Zeledon, San Jose, Costa Rica 11907, San Isidro del General

548-ACRE PRODUCTIVE ESTATE IN LAS DELICIAS DE PEJIBAYE
Large-Scale Cattle & Agricultural Estate • 12 Natural Springs • 3.46 km of Public-Road Frontage • Extensive Infrastructure

Located in Las Delicias de Pejibaye, this exceptional 222-hectare (approximately 548-acre) estate combines productive agricultural land, established livestock infrastructure, abundant water resources, extensive road frontage, and significant long-term potential.

Set at an average elevation of approximately 700 meters (2,300 feet), the property enjoys a pleasant mountain environment with predominantly flat terrain complemented by gently rolling areas, pastures, forest, creeks, and natural springs.

One of the estate's most notable characteristics is its approximately 3,466 meters (2.15 miles) of public-road frontage. This extensive frontage, combined with the property's size and varied topography, provides substantial flexibility for future land use and potential subdivision, subject to applicable regulations and approvals.

ESTABLISHED LIVESTOCK OPERATION

The property is currently configured for large-scale livestock production and has an estimated capacity of approximately 500–600 head of cattle, depending on management practices and seasonal conditions.

The estate is divided into numerous paddocks with electric fencing, allowing for organized rotational grazing. Multiple paddocks include dedicated water and feeding/mineral stations, creating an established system for efficient livestock management.

An extensive network of internal roads provides access throughout much of the property and facilitates daily agricultural operations, livestock movement, maintenance, and transportation.

Beyond cattle production, portions of the estate are also utilized for agricultural activities, adding another dimension to the property's productive potential.

ABUNDANT WATER RESOURCES

Water is one of the property's most valuable natural assets.

The estate contains approximately 12 natural springs and borders creeks along two separate sections of the property.

An existing water-distribution system draws from one of the property's springs. Water is pumped to a storage tank and subsequently distributed throughout much of the estate by gravity, taking advantage of the natural elevation of the land.

This established system currently supports the livestock operation and provides water to multiple areas of the property.

Additionally, ASADA water is available along the San Martín public-road frontage, providing another potential water source.

The spring water currently being utilized does not have a water concession. Any future concession would be subject to the applicable regulatory process and approvals.

EXTENSIVE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE

This is far more than raw acreage. The property already includes substantial infrastructure supporting residential, livestock, dairy, and agricultural operations.

The main residence measures approximately 300 m² (3,229 sq. ft.) and includes:

5 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Spacious living areas

Additional improvements include:

Covered cattle corral
Riding arena
Storage building
Equipped dairy facility
Dedicated cheese-production workspace
Air-conditioned work area
Sanitary facilities associated with dairy production
Extensive internal road network
Electric fencing and livestock infrastructure

Electricity is already available on the property, while Starlink satellite internet currently provides connectivity.

Together, these improvements provide an established operational base for continuing or expanding cattle, dairy, agricultural, equestrian, or other rural activities.

LAND, FOREST & NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

The 222-hectare estate encompasses a diverse combination of pastures, agricultural areas, forested sections, creeks, springs, predominantly flat terrain, and gently rolling land.

This variety allows different areas of the property to serve different purposes, from productive pasture and agriculture to conservation, reforestation, equestrian use, private residential development, or other rural projects.

The combination of elevation, water resources, usable terrain, and extensive acreage makes the property particularly versatile for buyers seeking a substantial working estate in southern Costa Rica.

LOCATION & ACCESS

The estate is located in Las Delicias de Pejibaye, with convenient access to nearby communities and services:

Approximately 5 minutes from the paved road
Approximately 24 minutes from downtown Pejibaye
Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes from San Isidro de El General

The location provides the privacy and scale associated with a large rural estate while maintaining practical access to the established commercial and service infrastructure of Pérez Zeledón.

KEY PROPERTY FEATURES
222 hectares / approximately 548 acres
$3,700,000 asking price
Approximately 3,466 m / 2.15 miles of public-road frontage
Average elevation of approximately 700 m / 2,300 ft
Approximately 12 natural springs
Creek frontage along two sections
Estimated capacity for 500–600 head of cattle
Multiple rotational paddocks
Electric fencing
Water and feeding/mineral stations
Extensive internal road network
Existing agricultural production
Approximately 300 m² residence
5 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
Covered cattle corral
Riding arena
Storage facilities
Equipped dairy facility
Cheese-production workspace
Forested areas
Electricity
Starlink internet
ASADA water availability along San Martín frontage
Potential for future subdivision, subject to applicable regulations and approvals
A SUBSTANTIAL SOUTHERN COSTA RICA ESTATE

Large properties combining productive land, significant water resources, established infrastructure, extensive public-road frontage, and development flexibility are increasingly difficult to find.

With 222 hectares, approximately 12 natural springs, extensive livestock infrastructure, agricultural areas, multiple access points, and more than two miles of public-road frontage, this estate offers an established foundation for a wide range of long-term rural and agricultural uses.

At $3,700,000, the property represents an opportunity to acquire a substantial operating estate with the scale and infrastructure to support continued livestock and agricultural production, while offering potential for diversification, conservation, equestrian use, private estate development, or future subdivision, subject to the applicable Costa Rican regulations and approvals.