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Business for Sale _ Playa Samara

$65,000

An established business in Playa Sámara, Costa Rica, is available for only US$65,000. This is an opportunity to take over an already operating business with an existing structure and established know-how.

The Sale Includes Existing corporate structure

Continuation of the current lease agreement

Existing licenses and permits

Corporate documentation and business-related assets

Datáfono (electronic payment terminal)

All machinery and equipment, with a detailed inventory

Furniture and utensils required for the business

Contacts of current suppliers

Training and transition support

The current owner offers training and support during the transition, with the duration and format adaptable to the buyer's needs. This is designed to facilitate the day-to-day management of the business, operational procedures, and relationships with suppliers.

Investment Potential Based on the current revenue and existing opening hours, the estimated return on investment is approximately 16–18 months.

For further information, including the detailed inventory, financial data, and additional business details, please contact us directly.

Highlights

Business downtown Playa SamaraQuick return of investment

Features & amenities

Area & lot

  • TypeCommercial

Ownership

  • StatusFor sale
  • Foreign ownershipPermitted

Location

Playa Samara

Good to know

Buying in Costa Rica

Can foreigners own property here?

Yes. Foreign nationals have the same ownership rights as Costa Rican citizens and can hold titled property in their own name, a company, or a trust - no local partner required.

What are the typical closing costs?

Closing costs are largely set by law and usually total around 3.5-4% of the price, covering transfer tax, stamps and notary fees, plus legal due-diligence.

How does the buying process work?

Usually 45-90 days: a letter of intent with a deposit in escrow, title due-diligence by your attorney, a purchase agreement, then closing before a notary who registers the transfer.