The Jungle Mansion – Playa Negra

Description

The Jungle Mansion Playa Negra is a spacious, fully furnished vacation home in the coastal rainforest of Costa Rica.

Set on a lush 3,182m² lot the Jungle Mansion is one of the largest vacation properties in the area, just a short walk from the beach and surrounded by jungle, birdlife, sloths and the calls of howler monkeys. Built with rare tropical hardwoods — nispero, cacha, pilon, javillo, manu negro, laurel, and tropical oak — the home offers a one-of-a-kind wow factor that’s hard to replicate today.

With 4 bedrooms, 8 beds, and 4 bathrooms across 465m² of living space plus 185m² of decks and terraces, it comfortably sleeps 16+ guests — ideal for retreats, group bookings, or full-time family living.

Key Features of the Jungle Mansion

• Sleeps 16+ guests across 4 bedrooms (8 beds) and 4 bathrooms including jacuzzi tub
• 465m² home plus 185m² of exterior decks and terraces, on a 3,182m² lot
• Large Pool with outdoor BBQ and entertainment area
• Private water well and creek that runs along the property line
• Built with rare tropical hardwoods, including nispero, cacha, pilon, javillo, manu negro, laurel, and tropical oak
• Sold furnished and turn key — active rental with a 4.94-star Airbnb rating
• Large parking area with room to build and plant fruit trees
• Financing available and room on the property for expansion

Location Highlights

• Up-and-coming neighborhood with easy access, a short walk from the beach
• Surrounded by lush jungle, with monkeys, toucans, and other wildlife
• Minutes from Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
• Set in Costa Rica’s Caribbean South, the region’s primary tourism hub
• Neighboring La Casa del Sol available for combined purchase — an opportunity to build a larger hospitality offering

Investment Opportunity 

The Jungle Mansion Playa Negra is a proven, income-generating vacation rental with an active 4.94-star Airbnb listing. Its size and layout make it especially well suited to retreats and group events, a growing niche on the South Caribbean Coast. Built with rare tropical hardwoods that are increasingly hard to find, the home carries a character that’s difficult to replicate today, with room on the property to expand further.

Combined with the neighboring La Casa del Sol, the property offers a path to a larger, owner-operated hospitality asset in one of Costa Rica’s fastest-growing coastal markets.