Prime Beachside Condominium
Exceptional Rental Potential, Steps from the beach
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CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
Live in the heart
of Playa Tamarindo.
Introducing Limonada – a comfortable 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom condominium boasting the most coveted location within the complex. Situated on a prime corner, this unit offers serene nature views, minimal road noise, and a sense of seclusion without neighboring units in sight.
Location
Playa Tamarindo
Square Footage
93 m²
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2.5
Price
$ 229.000 USD
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Squared Meters of
Strong Return Potential
SPECIFICATIONS
Community Features
Gated and secure complex
Shared Swimming Pool
Lush and Tropical landscaping
Onsite Parking
Key Highlights
Prime Location in Playa Tamarindo
Strong Rental Income Potential
Foreign-Friendly Property Ownership
Secure Investment
Condo Amenities
Gated and secure complex
Shared Swimming Pool
Lush and Tropical landscaping
Onsite Parking
Prime Materials
Prime Location in Playa Tamarindo
Strong Rental Income Potential
Foreign-Friendly Property Ownership
Secure Investment
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is now a good time to buy real estate in Costa Rica?
Maybe if you’re here, you already know — Costa Rica is one of the most desirable places to invest in. With its stable economy, eco-conscious values, and strong appeal for wellness, nature, and remote work, the country continues to attract international buyers.
Can foreigners legally purchase property in Costa Rica?
Yes, absolutely. Foreigners have the same rights as Costa Rican citizens when it comes to property ownership. You can own property outright in your name or through a corporation.
What are the property taxes in Costa Rica?
Costa Rica has low annual property taxes — just 0.25% of the registered value. Luxury homes over a certain value may be subject to an additional “luxury tax.”
Do I need to be a resident to own or live in my home?
No, residency is not required to own property. You can stay up to 180 days as a tourist, and many homeowners apply for residency through investment programs.
How much can I expect to pay in closing costs ?
Typical closing costs in Costa Rica are around 3.3% of the property’s purchase price. This includes:
Transfer Tax: 1.5%
National Registry Stamps: 0.8%
Notary and Attorney Fees: Approximately 1%
Escrow Fees, plus applicable Value Added Tax (VAT)
Transfer Tax: 1.5%
National Registry Stamps: 0.8%
Notary and Attorney Fees: Approximately 1%
Escrow Fees, plus applicable Value Added Tax (VAT)
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