Located in one of the most bio-diverse areas of the world, protected within the forest reserve and a short hike from Corcovado National Park, this  homesite lies off the beaten path. Owner-built in 2000, the house has its own potable water source and is a solid cement structure (approx. 1000 sq. ft) with two bedrooms, combined kitchen/living area, bathroom, bodega and loft under cathedral ceilings.  The five-acre property offers a unique jungle experience with  300 meters of river frontage, a backdrop of  tropical rain forest and several types of  fruit trees that are frequented by monkeys and toucans.            This bit of paradise on the Osa Peninsula (Click here for views of the peninsula) can be found in the town of Dos Brazos del Rio Tigre, 12 km north  of  Puerto Jimenez. On the western shore of the Golfo Dulce, Puerto Jimenez  is the hub of the Osa, offering pristine beaches, an airport with two commuter-air services,  a botanical garden, several quality restaurants, adventure expedition companies (Escondido Trex) and  a busy commercial district. Price is $60,000 Contact Matt at OSA@unclecharlys.com