Gorgeous 1-Bedroom Natural Jungle Sanctuary with Private Pool Among the Trees just off Calle Tucan in Ojochal Costa Rica

The Community Calle Tucan sits at the quiet end of a well-known road in Ojochal, Costa Rica, one of the Southern Pacific's most celebrated villages for expat living and slow-paced Southern Pacific Zone life. The community here is a friendly mix of Costa Rican neighbors and international residents, but homes are spaced far enough apart that you rarely see another roofline through the trees. Two-wheel drive access keeps things easy year-round, and the sense of being genuinely tucked away from the world is something you feel the moment you arrive. The Grounds The lot stretches across 792 square meters of landscaped jungle garden, and the property sits at the end of the road with nature pressing in on all sides. Mornings here carry a soundtrack that most people only hear in nature documentaries. Toucans land in the canopy above while you have your coffee, scarlet macaws pass overhead in pairs, and hummingbirds work the garden so regularly you start to recognize their flight paths. Howler monkeys announce the dawn from the surrounding forest, and butterflies and exotic insects fill the afternoon light with constant movement. The river is within walking distance, which adds another dimension to the daily outdoor experience. The Home The house itself is a 55 m2 (590 sf) single-story wood construction with a synthetic Palmex thatched roof that keeps the aesthetic warm and natural while delivering serious durability in the tropical climate. Inside, tile floors stay cool underfoot, and the open-plan kitchen and living room keep the space feeling airy and social rather than cramped. The single bedroom has air conditioning for those rare nights when the jungle heat lingers, and the full bath is clean and functional. The home is connected to the ICE utility grid and has fiber or cable internet plus mobile options, which makes this a legitimate option for a remote worker or anyone who needs a real connection without sacrificing the off-grid feeling. Water comes from a legal ASADA