Casa Verano is the perfect income producing vacation home. In 2018, Casa Verano generated $47,000 in revenue and $31,000 in net profit. 2019 saw a slight downturn due to new taxes that lowered tourism to the area, but Casa Verano still generated over $41,000 in revenue.

Casa Verano is the perfect income producing vacation home located in the upscale Escaleras area of Dominical. Nestled 1,300 ft above the beaches of Playa Dominical and Playa Uvita, Casa Verano is tucked in to the lush jungle forest but still boasts some of the best ocean views Costa Rica has to offer. The location cannot get any better with sunset views year round and a perfect climate with temperatures remaining in the mid 80’s by day and mid 70’s by night.
The views from the new outdoor entertaining area are breathtaking and the new additions instantly increased the revenue and profitability as an vacation rental. In its first year of marketing (2016), the home brought in $22K in rental revenue with a 47% occupancy rate. In 2017, Casa Verano brought in $32,000 in revenue at a 60% occupancy rate. And in 2018, Casa Verano hit $47,000 in revenue and $31,000 in net profit! All this while the current owners used it for 2 months for their own vacations! This turn key income producer with has an experienced local property management team in place.

IMPECCABLE CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH GREEN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
The Modern Balinese style design consists of 3,200 total sq ft of construction (2,400 sq ft under roof) and includes 2 Beds / 2 Baths on over 2 acres of land with views that will take your breath away. This style of design allows the ocean breezes to flow through the home and circumvent the heat out so there is never a need for A/C. Bedrooms include ceiling fans to make sure your stays are always comfortable and cool.

Most of the areas are oriented to the Pacific Ocean coast, the master bedroom and the green roof are also heading up to the secondary forest for a more peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. Practical solutions were considered for the house with materials such as a clay contemporary roof, local stone surfaces, metal and aluminum frames, and of course the use of local craftsmen that provided a smooth and clean construction process. The home was designed to leave as small of an environmental foot print as possible to enhance the overall dream of the Costa Rican government going Carbon Neutral by 2021.

A quote from the builder, “The experience of living in Costa Rica tells me that the Natural Environment and to live in harmony with it, is as precious as our every day breathing. The goal is to accomplish excellent quality and great impact with our architectural solution. It’s an experience designed to be in harmony with the land and forest in Costa Rica.”