Walk to the Beach Homes for Sale in Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Walk to the Beach Homes for Sale in Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Walk to the beach in Costa Rica! Flamingo Beach Realty has numerous homes and condos for sale in popular beachside towns in Guanacaste, Costa Rica to fit every desire and budget. Check our large inventory of homes in Playa Tamarindo, Playa Flamingo, Las Catalinas and more. Select from condos, homes and villas with ocean views, in gated communities or near your favorite golf course.

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Walkable beach communities in Guanacaste

Las Catalinas: Las Catalinas is more than a destination, it’s a re-imagined lifestyle on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, defined by pedestrian-friendly streets, Mediterranean-inspired architecture, and a deep connection to nature.

Playa Brasilito: Playa Brasilito is one of Guanacaste’s most authentic coastal villages, offering a rare blend of beach living, walkability, local charm and quick access to some of the most desirable luxury destinations on the Gold Coast.

Playa Langosta: Playa Langosta is one of Guanacaste’s most refined coastal neighborhoods, known for its quiet residential streets, soft sand beaches and stunning sunsets.

Playa Potrero: Playa Potrero offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle that appeals to luxury buyers who value peace, walkability and easy access to world class beaches.

Playa Penca and Playa Prieta: Playa Penca and Playa Prieta are two of Guanacaste’s most beautiful and peaceful beaches, known for their crystal-clear water, soft sand, gentle waves and quiet, relaxed atmosphere.

Buying within walking distance of the beach: FAQ

Check before you offer. Land within 200 meters of the high tide line falls under the Maritime Zone Law: the first 50 meters is public, and the next 150 meters may be concession property and not titled. Always verify the title type with an independent attorney. See our fee-simple vs concession guide.

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.

A 10% deposit is due when an offer is accepted. It is held in escrow and credited in full toward the purchase price at closing.

Budget 3.5 to 5% of the purchase price on top of the price itself: 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.

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