Lake Arenal, Costa Rica, real estate for sale
Unlike some properties advertised as lakefront, this property is easily accessible, its western end fronting on the paved lake highway at San Luis. It's eastern end borders the ICE zone along beautiful San Luis Cove and is as close as 20 feet from the water. We can tell you how to apply to ICE so as to gain permission to pass thorugh the zone and install a floating dock and small building. Other properties we have that border the zone and may qualify for docks include these: A62, B13, B24, H29, H34, L29, L58, L59.
A71 8+ acres with 3BR house bordering San Luis Cove now $792,000.
This 8-acre property borders San Luis Cove and has a great hilltop building site overlooking the cov and Lake Arenal.
This is an extraordinary property with frontage on the paved highway to Tronadora in addition to considerable lake frontage. Although the national electric company has a 50-meter set-back all around the lake, at this place the water is only about 20 feet (about 6 meters) from the property and a path gets you right to the water's edge. If you're into water sports, you can pull up a skiff on your shore and use it to get to your own or a Puerto San Luis Yacht Club mooring buoy. You could also anchor your own swim raft right off-shore. Or you might put in floating dock such as the yacht club has. On the hilltop just above the lake, there are building sites with wonderful vistas.
Note: With the newly liberalized ICE rules, this property is a prime candidate for installation of a floating dock and small lakeside building upon application to ICE, the Instituto Costarrincense de Electricidad.
Whereas the national electrical institute meps a 50-meter barrier between private property and the lake entirely around the lake, here the lake is now only about 20 feet from the water and a path leads from the proerty to the lake edge at San Luis Cove. Here's the view of pretty San LUis Cove from the bottom of the path leading to the lake from the property.
Not only does this property have a long border with the lake 50-meter zone, it also has a long border with a stream that empties into the lake beside the property's headland. There is already a floating dock and mooring buoys on San Luis Cove maintained by this propertys's neighbor, the Puerto San Luis Lodge and Yacht Club.
The property begins at the paved road to Tronadora where this 3BR 2BA house is situated. The house is an optional purchase. Its lot occupies just a part of the property's road frontage. A path leads the length of the property to the cove.

The 3BR 2BA house on the Tronadora Road about 8 minutes from Tilaran.

The owner leads the way on a narrow part of the middle (about 75 feet wide) to the lake end.
Lumbermen offered the owner $1,000 for this magnificent tree, but he refused to cut down this and other indigenous beauties.
One of the many indigenous trees on the property is this magnificent corteza, for which the owner says he turned down $1,000 from lumbermen. He also has resisted turning this beautiful property into an expnse of pasture.
Here the stream makes a horseshoe bend as it makes its way alongside the property to the cove.
The bordering stream meanders to the cove.
The stream flows into the cove at this point.
The cove reaches toward the stream.
From atop the hill at the lake end of the property, there's a beautiful view of the lake and the cove where Puerto San Luis Lodge and Yacht Club has a dock and moorage buoys.
In the middle distance is the Puerto San Luis Lodge and Yacht ClubThere's floating dock and moorage buoys. The yacht club property reaches to the stream across from this property. The dormant volcanos Tenorio and Miravalles are impressive sites from this property.
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