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                            Welcome to our website

       Huevos de Amor San Jorge
PLEASE NOTE  

Due to recent serious health issues, the owners of Huevos de Amor San Jorge have had to reluctantly make the decision to sell this property and business.  Consequently, we will NOT be taking on any new customers as of October 1, 2016.

If you are interested in purchasing this property, or you may know someone who would be interested in this property, please contact the owners below:

Herb and Donna DeMars
Email:  huevosdeamor@gmail.com
CR Phone:  8996-8683
Toll Free from Canada or the US:  1-866-978-6556

Check out the video link highlighting the property.
​Property details are listed below the video. 
$219,000 USD - reduced from $249,000 USD

After 8 years of enjoying numerous adventures and a “pura vida lifestyle” on our small farm near Rincon de la Vieja National Park in tropical Costa Rica, we sadly have to sell our “piece of paradise” due to health reasons.
 
Looking for an alternative to the beach? Looking for privacy and a chance to experience the real Costa Rica? Looking for an abundant supply of fresh cool water from a natural mountain spring?  Here is a great property for someone looking to get away from it all and live in the beautiful mountains of Costa Rica. With a fresh cool climate year round, this finca is just 25 kilometers (15 miles) on all-weather roads from Liberia and only 15 kilometers (9 miles) on paved roads from the quaint mountain town of Guayabo. No need for A/C and no need for heat. Humidity levels are much lower than can be found around the Lake Arenal area. Grow your own vegetables and fruits; catch tilapia from your own pond; enjoy your own farm fresh eggs; get fresh milk and beef/pork from your friendly Costa Rican neighbors.

This finca is perfect for the adventurous pioneering spirit in many of us. Those adventurous types who love the outdoors and love all those activities – horses, mountain bikes, hiking, self-sustaining farming - will love this farm. 
  • 1,000 sq ft 2 bedroom / 1 bath cabin with loft and covered terrace - all constructed with fine woodwork and stone features
  • stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, slate flooring
  • SKY TV, Internet and cell phone reception
  • Video camera surveillance system
  • 3.1 acres completely fenced with several more building pads for more buildings
  • Spectacular views of the Guanacaste plains and Santa Maria & Miravalles volcanoes
  • Landscaped with tropical vegetation and fruit trees throughout
  • Includes 3 concrete tilapia ponds and all metal construction horsebarn/bodega and chicken coops to accommodate 300 chickens
  • Large 2,000 sq ft secure garage with parking for 3 vehicles, enclosed bodega, caretaker’s quarters, laundry room, outdoor kitchen, stone & concrete driveway
  • Two sources of water supply with 2 water storage tanks – 2,500 liter capacity & 1,500 liter capacity
  • Potential for further development – such as a small hotel with cabinas and/or adventure tours
  • 500 meters from Rincon de la Vieja National Park boundary with a myriad of nature activities to choose from
  • 45 minutes from Liberia International Airport and 1 hour 15 minutes from the Papagayo beaches

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In English, “huevos de amor” means “eggs of love” and here in Costa Rica it is a term sometimes used to describe eggs produced in a free-range environment.   Our goal here at Huevos de Amor San Jorge  is to provide you with farm fresh free-range eggs that we actually do produce with love – from our farm to your breakfast table.

If you have purchased eggs from a retailer recently, then you know that the most expensive eggs for sale are the ones known as “free-range”.  Why should these eggs have a higher value than the average commercial eggs?  Part of the reason for this higher value is because these eggs cost more money to produce; however, they are better, healthier eggs all the way around.  They have a higher nutritional value and the hens themselves are healthier than the caged birds kept under artificial light and fed a steady commercial diet.  True free-range chickens are those that range outdoors on pasture.  Meaning they do what all chickens do naturally: eat bugs, greens, and whatever leftovers they can scrounge or scratch up.  The challenge for the homesteader, however, comes in the form of keeping and managing a flock of free-range chickens in order to reap the benefit of their eggs.  Check out our About Our Operation Page for more information on how our free-range chicken farm operates.

The nutritional value of free-range eggs makes this challenge a worthwhile endeavor for the homesteader wanting to produce higher quality eggs for a healthier diet.  Recently, Mother Earth News did an egg study comparing free-range eggs to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) nutrient data for commercial eggs.  The findings showed that free-range chicken eggs produced the following results:
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      • 1/3 less cholesterol
          • 1/4 less saturated fat
          • 2/3 more vitamin A
          • 2 times more omega-3 fatty acids
          • 3 times more vitamin E
          • 7 times more beta-carotene




Besides the obvious nutritional benefits, free-range eggs simply taste better!  The most likely cause of the differences between free-range eggs and those from caged, commercial-production hens is the diet the hens consume every day.  Basically, you are what you eat.  After all, the free-range chicken’s diet is all natural and varied, while the caged hen eats only what is placed in front of her.  Free-range hens are also usually healthier than their cousins kept in crowded cages in commercial poultry houses.  The feeds given to commercial hens are the cheapest possible mixture of corn, soy, and/or cottonseed meals, with many types of additives mixed in.  These additives often include growth hormones, meat and bone meals, as well as antibiotics and chemicals, like arsenic, to keep the chickens awake longer and producing more.  The commercial chicken has a much shorter lifespan due to stress, illness and general disease than does a free-range hen.  (excerpts taken from www.Homestead.org.)

Please check out our Links Page for links to more in-depth articles on the benefits of eating free-range eggs over commercially produced eggs. 

We hope after visiting our website that you will agree that free-range eggs are a better choice for a healthier diet.

We look forward to doing business with you and invite you to visit our operation and our relatively unknown area near the mountains of Guanacaste.
Eggs-citedly yours,

Huevos de Amor San Jorge 
Herb & Donna DeMars
San Jorge de Guayabo
Guanacaste
Costa Rica
Phone:  8996-8683
email:  huevosdeamor@gmail.com