| | The reserve and community of Rancho Santana (St. Ann's Ranch) boasts two miles of coastline and three distinct beaches--Playa Rosada (Rose Beach), Playa Dorada (Golden Beach), and Playa Escondida (Hidden Beach), Playa Duna (Dune beach) and playa Los Perros (The dogs beach).
It stretches along the southern Pacific coast of Nicaragua, just 50 miles from the Costa Rican border. Rancho Santana is the perfect place for nature loving people who like the idea of owning, profiting from and enjoying one of the most spectacular stretches of coastal land in the world. Rancho Santana has a large range of real estate to offer. There are home sites ranging from a 1/4 acre to 3 -1/2 acres, pre-construction beach front condominiums with financing available at 5.9%.
You can buy a lot in the Estates for just $32,800 and there is even financing at only 2.9%. Or you can look at the large homes in Los Perros for $150,000 and up.
In 2006, a group of investors including three of the orginal partners, Pinnacle Properties Nicaragua, picked up the opportunity of continuing to develop Rancho Santana. Together Pinnacles’s partners bring Rancho Santana more than a century of experience in business and real estate development, marketing, finance and construction. The US based team has partnered in large luxury developments in locations such as Snowmass, CO and Key Biscayne and Boca Raton, FL. Under Pinnacle’s direction, Rancho Santana has a new master plan that takes advantage of the best for this property to offer, including five beaches, more than 600 acres of wilderness, a private club and dining room, a health spa, horse stables, tennis and basketball courts, nature trails and many other amusements and amenities. Rancho Santana occupies 1700 acres in and around the Pacific shoreline of Tola, Nicaragua, near the town of Rivas. Rivas is situated right next to the Pan American highway, which ensures a good connection with cities like Managua and Granada, as well as the Costa Rican border at Penas Blancas.
Nicaragua is only 3 hours by air from Miami and Houston is in the heart of Central America, and is exposed to both major oceans, the Pacific and the Atlantic. Rancho Santana provides an all inclusive lifestyle.
Whatever you need you will be sure to find it at Rancho Santana from a reflexology session to a helipad. From a bicycle to a gym.
Rancho Santana's Sea Garden Restaurant features fresh seafood and local meat dishes in an intimate elegant setting, or dine alfresco on the patio overlooking Santana Beach. If you're looking for a place to unwind, stop by Saddleback Bar and Grille on Santana Beach.
Saddleback Bar and Grille serves lunch and offers full bar service for afternoon and evening cocktails… all in a comfortable, alfresco atmosphere. We have sports on TV, music and live entertainment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday by Joselito, Rancho Santana's romantic, one-man orchestra.. If you need of any of the essentials, you don't have to travel into Rivas. Just head for The Feed Bag in the Old Stable Market where you will find meats, milk, soda, toiletries, household items and - yes - even a few familiar candy bars for your sweet tooth. You can also rent coolers and DVD's and swap books. Delivery, special orders and pre-orders available.
The tennis court which is lit at night, is located on the entrance road to Rancho Santana, across from The Old Stable Marketplace. If you're a surfer, then Rancho Santana should be on your destination list. Some experts rank Nicaragua's Pacific surf as the best in Central America - and Rancho Santana is in the heart of the action.
At Rancho Santana, surfers will find breaks ranging from hollow, A-frame breaks, to classic point breaks, to ruler-edged tubes and outer reef breaks. The surf at Rancho Santana benefits from the offshore winds that occur 330 days per year in southwest Nicaragua.
The winds are accelerated across Nicaragua by the absence of mountains in the southwest region and by the presence of Lake Nicaragua to the east. Deep water swells range from 3 feet to 5 feet with bigger swells of 6 feet to 8 feet occurring regularly, and sometimes up to 15 foot swells, especially from March through November. December through February is less consistent, but during the calm months fun surf can still be found on most days. And because Nicaragua is still surfing's best kept secret, surfers at Rancho Santana enjoy these big, persistent waves all to themselves.
Enjoy total relaxation as you pamper yourself at the Santana Beach Club & Spa. Rancho Santana's proposed spa, which is scheduled to open late 2008, will feature massage therapy, skin treatments, sauna and steam, reflexology, aromatherapy and more.
Basic healthcare is provided by the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic is located just outside the entrance gate of Rancho Santana. Within this modern facility, the Clinic's small yet dedicated medical team provides health education, emergency care, and treatment for chronic health problems endemic to this part of the world. |
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