The porch
Long covered porch with wood-beam ceiling, hammocks, lounge seating, fire pit, grill.
A five-bedroom casa finca ten minutes from the main park of Jardín. Mountains in every window, birds at the feeder, a fire in the porch when the night cools down.
We rent Finca Edén as a single home. No other rooms, no other guests, no front desk. Self check-in by smartlock when you arrive. The land around you holds the rest — mountains, birds, waterfalls, fruit on the trees.
The property sits in cloud-forest foothills above Jardín. Cascada La Escalera is a short walk; smaller waterfalls sit on the land itself. Bring binoculars if you have them — barranqueros, motmots, hummingbirds, and torcaza all turn up at the feeder.
Avocado, banana, plátano, eggs, and mandarina grow on site and may be ready to eat while you're here. We serve locally grown coffee from the next valley over. Seasonal vegetables turn up when they turn up.
Classic paisa architecture — wood-beam ceilings, hand-laid tile floors, a long covered porch that runs the length of the house and looks straight down the valley. Hammocks at one end, the fire pit at the other.
Five bedrooms, four baths, sleeps ten. Self check-in by smartlock; we're always a message away.
Finca Edén rents as a whole. Here's the shape of what's yours while you're here.
Long covered porch with wood-beam ceiling, hammocks, lounge seating, fire pit, grill.
Five rooms, five beds, four baths. White walls, wood floors, valley-facing windows.
Mountains, birds, and waterfalls on the property. Cascada La Escalera nearby.
Stocked kitchen. Avocado, banana, plátano, mandarina, eggs — from the property.
Every room looks out at the mountains. Every floor is hand-laid tile or warm wood.
We sit at the edge of the cloud forest, on a Western Andes flyway, ten minutes from one of Colombia's quietest birding towns. Most mornings you can sit on the porch with a coffee and tick off five species without standing up.
Binoculars to lend. We can put you in touch with local guides — the Reserva Natural Jardín de Rocas and the cock-of-the-rock lek are both close.
Most guests fly into Medellín, then come down through Andes. We send detailed directions once you book — this is the shape of the trip.
JMC (Olaya Herrera, in-town) or MDE (Rionegro). Either works. Pick up a rental car or arrange a private driver — we have a few we trust.
Paved the whole way. The last hour is mountain road — switchbacks, coffee farms, sometimes fog. Stop in Andes for lunch if you like.
From the main park of Jardín, the finca is ten minutes by car on a gravel road. Self check-in by smartlock — the code arrives the morning you do.
We answer messages within the day, usually within the hour. Anything not covered here — just ask.
In La Salada, ten minutes by car from the main park.
Five bedrooms, five beds, four baths. Whole house, one group.
Smartlock — arrive on your own schedule, no front desk.
Fast enough for a video call from the porch.
Locally grown coffee, fresh fruit. Market in town is ten minutes.
Avocado, banana, plátano, mandarina, eggs — and coffee.
Firewood stacked. Cold mountain nights are part of the deal.
Birding from the porch. Local guides on request.
We came for three nights and stayed for six. Chris is a generous host and the porch at sunset does something to your shoulders that no spa can.
Birds at breakfast, waterfall after lunch, fire after dinner. We're not normally finca people but Finca Edén is something else.
The house is even warmer than the photos. The barranquero in the guayabo tree shows up on cue, every morning.
Whichever feels easiest. WhatsApp gets you Chris directly, usually within the hour.
WhatsApp the host. Tell us your dates and how many of you. We answer in English or español.
Use our quiet booking form. Pick dates, tell us about your group, we confirm in a day.
If you'd rather book through a platform you know — the full listing, calendar, and reviews live there.