This 425 m² home in downtown Playa Grande is part of an award-winning project recognized at the Costa Rica Bienal of Architecture for its innovative approach to coexisting harmoniously with nature. Designed by the renowned RoblesArq, this house exemplifies bioclimatic architecture, prioritizing sustainability and environmental respect.

What sets House #3 apart is its breathtaking design centered around a majestic tree, which remains untouched at the heart of the home. The house was thoughtfully designed to preserve the tree's natural growth, with the first floor elevated to accommodate its roots and allow them to grow freely. This unique feature creates a seamless connection between modern architecture and the natural environment.

The property features 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a private pool, and high-quality construction with an insulated roof for enhanced energy efficiency. Located on a quiet dead-end road within a secure HOA community with nightly security, it offers tranquility and peace of mind. Just a short walk from the beach, this home provides the perfect balance of innovative design, modern living, and natural beauty.

Key Characteristics of House #3:

5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
425 m² of high-quality construction
Tree preserved at the center of the house, with elevated first floor to protect its roots
Private pool
Insulated roof for energy efficiency
Bioclimatic architecture designed by RoblesArq
Located on a dead-end road with HOA and night security
Walking distance to the beach
Part of an award-winning project at the Costa Rica Biennale of Architecture. (ref:29755)