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Playa Samara (Buena Vista)

Lot Project

$490,000
1,709
m² lot area
Titled
Title

PRICE INCLUDES LOT AND NEW CONSTRUCTION

This 1,709 m² (18,395 sqft) lot is ideally located just a short drive from Sámara, along Route 160. Nestled in a quite and rapidly developing area, the property offers a perfect blend of privacy, nature, and convenience.

Surrounded by lush tropical landscape, the lot is within easy reach of some of the region’s most beautiful beaches, including Playa Sámara, Playa Buena Vista, and Playa Barrigona.

The property benefits from dual access: one route connects directly to Sámara town, while the other provides convenient access toward Nicoya, making it both practical and well-positioned.

Completely flat and slightly elevated above the surrounding lots, this land is especially advantageous during the rainy season, ensuring excellent drainage and usability year-round.

A major advantage of this property is that it comes with approved building permits for a 3-bedroom home, and both the land and construction can be financed. The existing home design can be fully customized, allowing you to tailor the layout to your personal vision.

This is your opportunity to secure a prime piece of land and start building your tropical dream home in one of Costa Rica’s most desirable coastal areas.

Highlights

Price includes lot and new conApproved building permits for

Features & amenities

Area & lot

  • Lot area1,709 m²
  • TypeLot / land

Ownership

  • TitleTitled
  • StatusFor sale
  • Foreign ownershipPermitted

Location

Playa Samara (Buena Vista)

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.