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Casa Mirador

$255,000
3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1,800
m² lot area

This super cute hillside property is located toward Naranjalito, just 15 minutes from Playa Sámara, and offers a peaceful setting with open views of the surrounding hills, mountains, and a small glimpse of the ocean. The view is completely unobstructed, and the climate is noticeably cooler and fresher than on the coast.

The last stretch of road is gravel, and a 4x4 vehicle may be needed during parts of the year. The property is fully fenced, making it ideal for pet owners.

At the heart of the home is the original structure, which includes the kitchen, one bathroom, and two bedrooms located on the second floor with a shared balcony. This original home has been thoughtfully expanded with a newly constructed master bedroom with its own bathroom and a spacious living area, creating a comfortable and functional layout.

A covered parking area sits right next to the house, so you can stay dry during the rainy season. At the back of the property, there is a wooden rancho, perfect for storage or as a shaded outdoor space to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

With its charm, privacy, and stunning views, this home is priced to sell and makes a wonderful starter home in beautiful Costa Rica.

Highlights

Beautiful mountain viewJust 20 minutes from Playa Sam

Features & amenities

Interior

  • Bedrooms3
  • Bathrooms2

Area & lot

  • Lot area1,800 m²
  • TypeHouse

Ownership

  • StatusFor sale
  • Foreign ownershipPermitted

Location

Maquenco

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.