Casa Bellaria

Casa Bellaria is a contemporary residence located in Guachipelín de Escazú, with approximately 622 m² of construction set over two adjoining lots totaling 1,749 m². With four bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and one half bathroom, the property blends generous interior spaces, distinctive architectural details, and a constant connection to the surrounding greenery.

The name Casa Bellaria comes from one of the residence’s most characteristic features: a collection of suspended bells that accompanies the central atrium. This interior garden becomes one of the architecture’s main focal points, allowing natural light and vegetation to extend into the circulation areas and creating visual connections between different spaces throughout the home.

The main social area stands out for its high ceilings, exposed structural elements, and a striking contemporary installation of suspended lighting fixtures. Large windows provide abundant natural illumination, while the generous proportions allow the living rooms and dining area to be integrated comfortably. Polished floors, wood details, and works of art add warmth to the residence’s contemporary language.

The kitchen features a spacious central island with room to sit, abundant storage cabinetry, generous work surfaces, and built-in appliances. Its large windows frame the outdoor vegetation and provide natural light throughout the day. Due to its size and layout, it works for both everyday activities and for sharing in a comfortable, functional environment.

The bedrooms maintain the home’s emphasis on spaciousness and natural light. Wood flooring brings warmth, while the large windows and floor-to-ceiling curtains preserve a visual connection to the green areas. The primary bedroom offers generous proportions and additional space for a sitting area. The bathrooms incorporate stone surfaces, showers with glass enclosures, contemporary cabinetry, and large mirrors, preserving a consistent palette of materials throughout the residence.

One of the features that best defines Casa Bellaria is the relationship between its architecture and the outdoor spaces. A covered terrace extends alongside the residence and offers a pleasant area for outdoor dining and a lounge. Surrounded by mature tropical vegetation, it functions as a natural transition between the interior of the home and its gardens. Its transparent roof structure allows you to take advantage of natural light while providing protection from weather conditions.

The 1,749 m² of land—distributed across two adjoining lots—give Casa Bellaria an especially spacious setting for its location in Guachipelín. The mature vegetation surrounding the residence enhances privacy, while the interior garden and the home’s multiple architectural openings allow the greenery to be present from different areas of the house.

These features are complemented by practical elements for everyday living. The property offers four interior parking spaces and six additional exterior spaces, with a total capacity for ten vehicles. Built in 2015, its approximately 622 m² of construction provide a generous layout across social, private, and service areas.

Its location in Guachipelín lets you enjoy a well-established residential environment while staying close to the extensive commercial offering and services in western San José. Escazú and its surroundings bring together corporate centers, restaurants, shops, medical centers, educational institutions, and services for your daily needs. Proximity to major connecting roads also makes it easy to travel to other areas of the Greater Metropolitan Area.

Casa Bellaria brings together a series of uncommon attributes in a single property: a 1,749 m² lot, approximately 622 m² of construction, generous social spaces, high ceilings, a lush interior atrium, and mature terraces and gardens—all in a strategic location in Guachipelín de Escazú. It is a residence where architecture, natural light, and green areas are an integral part of everyday living.