50 Acres of Mountain Views, Waterfalls & Wild Nature | San Miguel de Pejibaye, Pérez Zeledón

Wild Ridge Farm is a remarkable 50-acre mountain property located in San Miguel de Pejibaye, Pérez Zeledón, offering dramatic landscapes, abundant natural water, extraordinary views, and a strategic position between the mountains of southern Costa Rica and the Pacific region.

This is not your typical flat Costa Rican farm. Wild Ridge Farm is defined by its rugged, mountainous terrain, rolling ridgelines, steep natural contours, and untouched tropical surroundings. The topography gives the property its character, creating elevated viewpoints, privacy, and a true sense of being immersed in the mountains.

Water Everywhere — Waterfall, Creek & River

Water is one of the defining features of Wild Ridge Farm.

The property features its own natural waterfall, while a creek flows through the land, bringing the sound and movement of fresh mountain water into the heart of the property.

At the lower portion of the farm, the property borders a river, adding another significant natural feature and creating a beautiful transition from the elevated ridgelines down toward the river valley.

From waterfall to creek to river, water is woven into the landscape of Wild Ridge Farm.

In addition to its natural water resources, the property has availability of ASADA water, an important advantage when evaluating future residential or development possibilities.

A Strategic Southern Costa Rica Location

Wild Ridge Farm is located in San Miguel de Pejibaye, within the greater Pérez Zeledón region.

Its location offers an interesting balance between privacy and connectivity. The property provides access toward Pérez Zeledón and San Isidro, one of the principal commercial and service centers of southern Costa Rica.

The area also provides a mountain route through the Sierra, creating a connection toward the Osa region and Costa Rica's South Pacific Coast.

This strategic position gives Wild Ridge Farm a unique identity: a mountain property surrounded by nature while remaining connected to both the inland communities of Pérez Zeledón and the Pacific side of southern Costa Rica.

A Property With Character

Wild Ridge Farm should be understood for what makes it different.

The property is predominantly mountainous and irregular rather than flat, making it particularly interesting for buyers seeking privacy, dramatic terrain, natural conservation, mountain viewpoints, trails, or a project designed around the existing landscape.

High-voltage electrical transmission lines cross a portion of the property. Prospective buyers should consider this characteristic when evaluating potential building areas, applicable setbacks, permitted uses, and their individual development plans.

Rather than a conventional agricultural property with large flat fields, Wild Ridge Farm offers something completely different: 50 acres of raw mountain character, elevation, flowing water, and Costa Rican wilderness.

Property Highlights

• Approximately 50 acres
• Located in San Miguel de Pejibaye, Pérez Zeledón
• Extraordinary mountain and valley views
• Rugged, mountainous terrain
• Natural waterfall
• Creek flowing through the property
• River frontage along the lower boundary
• ASADA water availability
• Tropical vegetation and abundant nature
• Elevated ridgelines and viewpoints
• Private mountain setting
• Access toward Pérez Zeledón and San Isidro
• Mountain route connecting toward Osa and the South Pacific
• High-voltage transmission lines crossing a portion of the property
• Potential for a private mountain retreat, conservation project, nature-based concept, or long-term land investment, subject to applicable permits and due diligence

Wild Ridge Farm — Not Your Typical Costa Rican Farm

Some properties are defined by flat land.

Wild Ridge Farm is defined by its mountains, its water, and its wild character.

From the elevated ridgelines and panoramic views to the waterfall, flowing creek, and river below, this is a property for someone looking for something beyond the conventional.

Nearly 50 acres of raw Costa Rican landscape, strategically positioned between Pérez Zeledón and the route toward the South Pacific.