An artist's hideaway in the jungle of Santa Teresa
A gated compound one minute from world-class surf — three light-filled stays around a working art studio, a saltwater pool and a floodlit pickleball court.
Bijaguas at the fence line, howler monkeys past the canopy. Fully fenced, quietly wild.
Lacy's working studio on site — gallery hallways hung with her latest canvases.
Pin-code entry, Sonos, fast WiFi, real kitchens. Luxury that actually works.
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The grounds are the gallery
A saltwater pool held at the tree line, a rope-net platform for doing beautifully little, and a full tournament-size pickleball court — roofed, floodlit, and yours.
Indoor-outdoor, all day
Walls open, ceiling fans turn, and dinner happens at the pool's edge. Every stay has a real kitchen — and the villa adds a chef-sized one with a dining room under the trees.
Private, covered pickleball court
A full tournament-size court under its own roof, wrapped in jungle — it plays rain or shine, and night lighting keeps the rallies going until 20:00. Free for guests based on availability: reserve your court time.
“The gallery hallways change with whatever I'm working on — guests live inside the studio's seasons.”
Lacy paints from the on-site studio; in the villa, the master suite is the studio. Original works hang throughout the compound — there to be looked at, lived with, and occasionally bought.
