Botanical Artistry: The Landscaping of Escondido Estates

The breathtaking floral designs we enjoy at Escondido Estates are the custom creation of our premier botanical garden expert, “Pepe,” Terram Jardines’ leading horticulturist, whose striking coastal landscapes are well-known and highly celebrated along the Pacific coast.

Every botanical feature has been masterfully integrated throughout the development to enhance its raw, natural beauty while perfectly framing your panoramic ocean views:

• A Majestic Welcome: Vibrant, floral-lined roadways greet you at the secure entrance gates and elegantly guide you throughout the rolling terrain of the development.
• Tailored Luxury: Individual, natural planting features are custom-designed to enhance each home site terrace, seamlessly blending architectural elegance with nature.
• Living Privacy Screens: Special, dense foliage designs serve as lush, natural boundaries between properties—giving owners and guests the deeply peaceful feeling of being truly secluded in the jungle.

Engineered as a Thriving Wildlife Sanctuary

To support the development and maintain an authentic balance with the environment, “Pepe” has carefully cultivated a sprawling collection of native plants, fruits, and trees. This intentional landscaping design transforms Escondido Estates into a protected habitat, bringing Costa Rica’s legendary wildlife directly to your doorstep:

• For the Birds:
  A specialized selection of regional trees and hedges provides
  continuous sustenance for our spectacular local population of scarlet macaws, exotic toucans, and swirling swarms of parakeets.
• Canopy Residents:
  Abundant native varieties of bananas, mangoes, and papayas
  organically encourage friendly white-faced monkeys, playful coatimundis, and gentle sloths
  to reside right within the estate’s canopy.
• A Butterfly Haven:
  By planting highly specific varieties of flowering bushes and
  rich, leafy foliage, the development establishes protected
  breeding grounds that support the delicate larvae of the region’s
  most beautiful, iridescent butterfly species.