Newly Remodeled 3-Bedroom Gated Jungle Retreat in Las Brisas, Uvita Costa Rica

Tucked inside the exclusive gated community in Las Brisas in Uvita, this fully remodeled 300 m² home sits on a lush 5,000 m² lot completely enveloped by tropical jungle. You won't see a single neighboring home — every residence in the community has been thoughtfully positioned so yours stands in its own private world, surrounded entirely by towering trees and the layered sounds of nature. Wildlife & nature A dedicated animal corridor runs through the property, offering daily front-row views of howler monkeys and white-faced monkeys moving through the canopy. Dozens of bird species visit regularly, along with the full cast of Costa Rican wildlife that makes the Southern Pacific coast so extraordinary. This isn't proximity to nature—it is nature, right outside your door. The home The open-concept floor plan is bright and airy, with generous terrace space that flows seamlessly from the interior—ideal for entertaining, relaxed family living, or simply enjoying a morning coffee as the jungle wakes up around you. The layout is perfectly suited for families, with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and abundant parking. The master suite features a private outdoor shower on its own secluded patio — a signature detail that turns a daily routine into something indulgent. Step outside to a large pool set against the jungle backdrop, perfect for cooling off after a sun-soaked afternoon at the beach. The land The 5,000 m² lot is flat, usable, and already dotted with mature fruit trees offering shade and harvest. There is ample space to expand your garden, add an orchard, or simply let the land breathe. Easy road access makes the property practical day-to-day without compromising the sense of seclusion. Location Just 10 minutes from the heart of Uvita, you have effortless access to world-class beaches, grocery stores, restaurants, private schools, and everyday shopping — everything you need, none of the noise. The Southern Pacific's famous Marino Ballena National Park, whal