This apartment complex is fully rented and is located in the beautiful area of Heredia very close to the airport and the main highway that leads to San Jose.
The property offers beautiful view of the city as well as the view of the Volcano Poas and Barva.
The property is very well groomed and situated in the residential neighborhood, close to shopping, workout facilities, airport and other services.
This small property offers many commercial and residential opportunities. First floor could be used for a store front, and second floor already has a brand new two bedroom apartment for the owners to live in or to rent it, as it has a separate entrance.
This large plot of land has commercial and industrial zoning which is hard to find in the location that allows you to be on Interamerican highway within 2 minutes.
Plantation Acres is located 1000 meters north of Punta Leona on the main highway, and ten minutes north of Jaco Beach.
It is a existing development consisting of thirty-six 5,0000 sq meter home sites in which twenty-four lots are available for sale. All approvals have been received with most of the roads complete including the gated front entrance, sales office and guard house.
An excellent choice for Costa Rica Real Estate.
A beautiful farm land located in the residential and touristic corridor in La Garita, Alajuela.
The land is beautifully mixed with native vegetation and many fruit trees, a small lake and a small creek name Limon - which defines the property, with a gentle slope towards the southern boundary
To the north, the property has direct access to the National Highway 3, which connects Alajuela La Garita and Atenas and 1 hour away from Central Pacific coast.
The airport of the capital of Costa Rica is about 25 minutes away, a few minutes is also access to the new highway to the Pacific coast.
This is one of the unique properties located in Belen, Heredia.
Adjacent to Costa Rica Marriot and close to the highways and airports, it offers mixed commercial-residential zoning to develop almost anything.
