Costa Rica Properties from $200,000 to $350,000

Costa Rica Properties from $200,000 to $350,000

Are you in search of the perfect property in Costa Rica that offers both value and charm? Our extensive portfolio features an enticing selection of properties ranging from $200,000 to $350,000, catering to a wide range of budgets and preferences. Explore the best of what Costa Rica real estate has to offer without exceeding your financial limits.

Our listings in this price range encompass a diverse array of options, from quaint beachside cottages in Avellanas and Matapalo, to modern condos in bustling city centers like Tamarindo and Playas del Coco, to land in gated communities like Las Catalinas and Catalina Cove in Brasilito, and even hidden gems nestled amidst the tranquil rainforests in Other Areas of Costa Rica. These properties provide a gateway to the beauty and adventure that Costa Rica is known for, including proximity to pristine beaches, verdant landscapes, and vibrant local communities. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own your own piece of this tropical paradise without compromising on your budget. Dive into our carefully curated listings, designed to make your Costa Rican dreams come true. Choose Flamingo Beach Realty, Guanacaste’s top brokerage, for an unparalleled real estate experience in Costa Rica, where our dedicated team’s local expertise, commitment to client satisfaction, and access to the finest properties ensure your dream home becomes a reality.

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Buying from $200,000 to $350,000: FAQ

Budget 3.5 to 5% of the purchase price on top of the price itself, which is $7,000 to $17,500 across this price range. That covers transfer tax of 1.5%, registry and documentary fees of about 0.80%, attorney fees of 1.25 to 1.5%, and an escrow fee. See our closing costs guide.

Annual property tax in Costa Rica is 0.25% of the declared value, which is $500 a year on a declared value of $200,000 and $875 on $350,000.

A 10% deposit is due when an offer is accepted, which is $20,000 on $200,000 and $35,000 on $350,000. It is held in escrow and credited in full toward the purchase price at closing.

Most foreign buyers in Costa Rica pay cash. Our financing guide covers Costa Rican bank mortgages, HELOC strategies, developer financing and SDIRA purchases.

Yes. On fee-simple (titled) land, foreigners have the same property rights as Costa Ricans and can own outright. See how to buy real estate in Costa Rica.

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