HAWK NEST VILLAGE RETIREMENT GARDEN COMMUNITY

Six cabins, yurts and an apartment each with private yard space.

The property commands the highest point along Panama’s Agricultural Tourism Route and is nestled among lush coffee plantations, yet, it’s only 12 minutes to Boquete’s thriving town center.

The studio-style accommodations are constructed variously of tropical hardwoods, granite, tile and high-tech materials.  Each space captures views of the mountains, the Pacific Ocean, mature trees, starry night skies and tropical gardens.  All units are one level, fully- furnished and include Queen-sized beds, new bedding.   Most include en-suite bathrooms.

The efficient kitchens or kitchenettes include major appliances.

OUR  AMENITIES PACKAGE includes ALL the following and NO EXTRA COST:

• Starlink Internet
• Electricity
• Spring-fed Purified Water
• Laundry Facility
• Housekeeping Supplies
• Electronic Gated Entry
• Secure Parking
• Perimeter Fencing
• 24/7 Security/Maintenance Personnel on-site
• Activity Center: game tables, hobby and craft tables, library.  Positioned alongside a cascading water feature and lush shade garden for relaxation, the Center’s veranda is a great spot for observing shooting stars or a colorful sunrise.
• Exercise Room: A pleasant space open to the fresh air if you choose, with floor space for Yoga, Tai Chi, etc. An Infrared Sauna and Treadmill will complete your wellness routine.
• The General Store: a mini market for those essentials you just ran out of.
• Last, but certainly not least: The gardens provide organically grown fruits, fresh herbs, vegetables and flowers for your use and enjoyment.

ALSO FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION:

• Off-site Storage is available for those shipping goods for future use.
• On-site Daily Car Rental available
• Arrangements are being made for “chauffeur” service for those who wish not to own a car.
• For additional safety and security, a list of Boquete Emergency Services contact information will be provided to all renters in residence.
• RENTALS ARE MONTHLY TO ONE YEAR.

THE OWNERS, BARBARA AND SYLVAN COHEN LIVE ON-SITE AND ARE AT YOUR SERVICE.

The Benefit of Living in A Small House in 2026

The American Dream once centered on sprawling  estates and ever larger floor  plans.

But a quiet revolution is shaping how people think about home. From young professionals seeking financial independence to retirees looking to simplify, millions are discovering that living smaller means living  better. The benefits of a small house extend far beyond square footage. The touch every aspect of daily life, from your bank accounts to your relationships to your impact on the planet. A result is a home filled exclusively with items that serve a purpose or bring genuine joy.

Moving into a small house forces a reckoning with possessions that larger homes definitely postpone. The decluttering process, while sometimes emotionally challenging ultimately serves as a gift. It requires prioritizing essential items and releasing attachment to things that no longer serve your life.

Many small house dwellers report that this forced editing of possessions creates   unexpected psychological relief. The cognitive weight of managing, organizing and worrying about excess belongings lifts. What remains feels curated rather than accumulated. This stands in sharp contrast to what some call th storage unit house, where large homes exist primarily to warehouse unused belongings that the owners rarely see or use.

DOWNSIZING; THE TRANSITION THAT TRANSFORMS

In a small  house, furnishing a room might require only a rug, a sofa and a single piece of art. The project is manageable , affordable and quickly completed. You spend less time agonizing over what to put where and more time actually enjoying your space.

COZY AESTHETICS; EMBRACING HYGGE;

Small spaces naturally create the intimate atmosphere that interior designers spend considerable effort creating in large homes. The Danish hugge, that feeling of cozy contentment  emerges organically in well designed houses.

Many small house residents describe their homes as feeling like a warm embrace rather than a museum to maintain.

The social interaction within small households often extends outward as well. With less space to entertain indoors; small houses residents tend to engage more actively with neighbors and community.  Porches replace media rooms as gathering spaces. Block parties substi tute for isolated home theaters.

LAND CONSERVATION; TREADING LIGHTLY