Condos for Sale in Costa Rica
Condos are how most buyers get onto this coast. They cost a fraction of a house on the same beach, they look after themselves while you are away, and they come with the pool, the gate and the maintenance already handled.
187 condos for sale in Guanacaste
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Casa Del Sol 25 Playa Potrero Casa Del Sol 25, Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$415,000
Unit L911 Pacifico Playas del Coco Unit L911 Pacifico, Playas Del Coco, Costa Rica
$449,000
Green Turtle 3 Playas del Coco, Costa Rica
$265,000
Flamingo Marina Real Penthouse 133 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$625,000
Gaviotas 13 Tamarindo, Costa Rica
$369,000
Sunrise 51 Tamarindo, Costa Rica
$540,000
Surfside Place 6 Surfside, Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$379,000
Punta Plata 513 Playa Flamingo, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
$499,000
Casa Del Sol #22 Casa Del Sol #22 , Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$425,000
Las Palmas 201F Tamarindo, Costa Rica
$339,000
Flamingo Marina Cove 619 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$550,000
Casa Tucán Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$434,900
Casa del Sol #15 Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$425,000
Coco Sunset Hills 75 Coco Sunset Hills 75 , Playa Del Coco, Costa Rica
$499,000
C5 Enclave Playa Avellanas, Costa Rica
$789,000
Flamingo Cove 3 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$825,000
Seas the Day Seas the Day Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$169,000
Albatros #2 Playas del Coco, Costa Rica
$215,000
La Gaviota #2 Stef Surf, Playa Potrero, Costa Rica
$450,000
24 Plaza Carlota Las Catalinas, Costa Rica
$850,000
Tamarindo 360, Unit 102 Tamarindo 360 Unit 102, Tamarindo, Costa Rica
$995,000
Flamingo Marina Tower 102 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$370,990
Flamingo Marina Tower 103 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$370,990
Flamingo Marina Tower 203 Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
$380,620
The entry point
The easier way onto this coast
On any given beach here, a condo costs a fraction of what a house on the same sand costs. That gap is the whole argument: for most buyers a condo is not a compromise on location, it is the way to afford the location at all.
What you give up is land. What you get back is a building that maintains itself. Pools, gardens, gates and security are handled by the HOA, so the place can sit empty for most of the year and still be ready the day you land. The two-bedroom, two-bath unit is the workhorse of this market — big enough to rent, small enough to lock up and leave.
Buyers here are mostly retirees, remote workers, snowbirds, and investors after rental income — plus a steady stream of first-time international buyers, for whom a condo is the least complicated way in. If that is you, start with our guide to buying property in Costa Rica and what financing looks like for foreigners.
Where the coast is heading
The towns filling up, and the one that is next
Tamarindo, Playa Flamingo, Playa Potrero and Playas del Coco hold most of the condo inventory on this coast, and they are the towns with the amenities, the restaurants and the rental demand to match. They are also the towns where the easy sites are gone and prices have had a decade to move.
Playa Hermosa is the one to watch. It is earlier than its neighbours — a smaller, quieter stretch where condos are still the accessible way in, and where the entry prices sit well below what the established towns now ask. It has the beach and the calm water without the build-out, and it is minutes from Coco for everything it does not have yet. Read more about Playa Hermosa.
At the top of the range, Reserva Conchal and Las Catalinas are the planned communities where condo prices run highest, and both are worth understanding before you compare them with anywhere else on price alone. For a worked example of how the numbers behave, read our Playa Flamingo condo investment guide.
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Local expertise
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Buildings differ more than listings suggest. HOA fees, rental rules, water supply and who actually manages the place are what separate two units at the same price. We walk them regularly and can tell you which is which before you fly down.
