We specialize in properties along Guanacaste's Pacific Coast, from Playa Ostional to Playa Marbella, including coastal, mountain, jungle, riverfront lots, and investment properties.

Cash purchases are the most common and preferred way to buy property in Costa Rica. Cash offers are often more attractive to sellers and can lead to a faster, smoother closing process. While owner financing is available on select properties, it depends entirely on the seller and the terms they are willing to offer. Traditional bank financing is generally more limited for foreign buyers than in countries like the United States or Canada.If you're interested in financing one of our listed properties, email: info@costaricalots.com

Yes. Foreigners enjoy the same property ownership rights as Costa Rican citizens, making Costa Rica one of the most welcoming countries for international real estate investment. You can purchase property in your personal name or through a legal entity, depending on your circumstances.If you're considering relocating, purchasing at least USD $150,000 in qualifying Costa Rican real estate may make you eligible to apply for Investor (Inversionista) Temporary Residency, provided you meet the government's requirements. This is a residency pathway—not automatic residency—and applications are subject to approval by Costa Rican immigration authorities.

Yes. We regularly receive exclusive opportunities directly from local landowners. Some properties are offered privately before being publicly advertised. Contact us to learn about current off-market and upcoming listings.

Yes. Most of our mountain listings are located just 15–30 minutes from the Pacific Coast, offering larger acreage, greater privacy, cooler temperatures, and abundant wildlife while remaining conveniently close to the beach.