This classic 2 bedroom, 2 ½ bathroom home exudes peace and quiet. The only neighbor is the natural protected reserve area of Lake Arenal with its many old growth trees, monkeys and birds. There is a private access road to the lake on the property.
The house has two terraces, a BBQ area and a designer tile swimming pool with a tempered water system of six solar panels as a base and hot tub. There are many creative tiled designs on the floors which add to the beauty of this home. The second floor has an extra living room for privacy plus a bedroom and large balcony. It has a separate entrance for security within the Rainbow Bay private gated community and is only 1 ½ mile east from the 4000 population popular town of Nuevo Arenal. One hour further is the second most popular tourist town of La Fortuna where you encounter the Arenal Volcano and many fun tours so that when you have visitors there is lots to do, aside from the water sports on Lake Arenal.
The entrance is just off Route 142 which curves around Lake Arenal with beautiful views and is only ½ hour west from the Municipality town of Tilaran that has a population 20,000 and availability of many more services and shopping. Then it is only another 1 ½ hours to Liberia, the Capital City of our Guanacaste Province where there is Liberia International Airport. In Liberia there are many of the stores and services you find in San Jose but 2 hours closer and without the traffic turmoil. From Liberia is it only another l/2 hour+ to the popular tourism Pacific beaches of the Nicoya Peninsula.
The climate in Arenal is 70F. Year round. We have abundant clean water, Fresh air from the surrounding protected forests, and fertile land for planing your own food if you wish. There is also an organic food store, vegetable stores and many grocery stores, plus excellent restaurants. Many activities are available here also. You can spend your time alone in privacy or with the many new friends you will easily make in this friendly and very beautiful environmentally healthy mountain/lake town. Here you will find why the Ticos say PURA VIDA as a greeting.
