Tranquil Luxury Escape in the Heart of Costa Rica

Welcome to Villa Areopagus, a 7,400-square-foot sanctuary in the heart of Costa Rica's coffee region. Unlike anything nearby, our luxurious four-bedroom home provides unparalleled space, comfort, and modern amenities on 14 gated acres. Imagine savoring a morning espresso on your private balcony, serenaded by a personalized Sonos playlist, as you contemplate the day’s adventures—be it an hour's drive to the idyllic beaches of Playa Herradura and Jaco or an enriching journey to Manuel Antonio National Park.

Beyond our prime location, Villa Areopagus redefines the vacation rental experience with its meticulous design and thoughtful amenities. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, top-tier mattresses, and universal chargers, ensuring comfort and convenience. The gourmet kitchen—equipped with programmable ovens, air fryers, and more—is a chef's dream. Feast at a hand-carved dining table under ethereal hand-blown lights as you relish panoramic views of rolling hills and kaleidoscopic sunsets. Unwind in a spacious living room framed by retractable glass walls, inviting the majesty of the outdoors into your private sanctuary.

The time is now to elevate your vacation experience. Don't settle for the ordinary when the extraordinary awaits. Reserve Villa Areopagus for a Costa Rican adventure that transcends the standard, offering you and your family the ultimate blend of luxury, convenience, and natural beauty. Your serene haven—complete with an infinity-edge pool, a state-of-the-art video projector for outdoor movie nights, and endless possibilities for recreation and relaxation—is just a booking away.

Please consider this - our home is not for everyone.
Our home is not a party place, it’s designed for no more than six registered guests (up to 8 with owners’ pre-approval). With tranquil beauty comes compromise. We are in a small, quaint farming/ranching community carved out of what was once a tropical rainforest. There are bugs, frogs that are harmful to our pets (not people). As with any small Costa Rican community, there are occasional power outages and, not being equipped with a polluting gasoline generator, you could find yourself reading or dining by candlelight (without internet service) for a period of time.