Playa Barrigona is located on the Nicoya Peninsula, a completely secluded section off the western coast of Costa Rica.
The Spanish influence radiates through the home, evident in the entrance courtyard.
The main home, Casa Guanacaste, is a hacienda-style residence with two floors, 8 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms.
The rooms are quite airy, with vaulted ceilings and Costa Rican wood.
Feautring stunning millwork and imported Spanish and Italian tiles, the rooms have an earthy historic feel.
The bedrooms are not the biggest, but most have huge windows or terraces to look at the jungle below.
The exception, of course, is the master suite.
The bathrooms are also stylishly appointed with imported tile.
An eat-in kitchen with jungle views highlights the largest dwelling.
The second floor terrace provides a stunning view of the jungle and the rest of the compound.
Out back, a huge pool awaits.
The compound's three separate houses have a total of 12 bedrooms.
And they all have the same gorgeous view.
A separate building serves as a dining hall for guests and large-scale entertaining.
A traditional house crafted in Bali also sits on the property.
Traditional stone carvings dot the landscape.
Verandas abound in the compound with plenty of places to sit and relax in the seclusion.
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