the house in Guyabata

This is the first place I put an offer in on. It has an older house, but really sweet land covering a little under 2 1/2 acres. I fell in love with the privacy of the area, even though it is on a reasonably decent (for Costa Rica) road. This means you don't need four wheel drive. It has lovely layout of the land, a couple of sheds that could be renovated into guest cabins and this totally sweet waterfall at the edge of the property. The owners are older, infirmed, and need to sell, but they are listening to their children, not to what is happening on the market, so they are pricing the place way over what it is worth, thinking some gringo with lots of money will come by and get it. But there aren't any gringos in Guyabata yet.
We will see...and meanwhile, I continue to look.