Tamarindo Real Estate – Gorgeous Three Bedroom Seaside Villa in Beach Resort Community

Fantastic seaside townhouse located in Hacienda Pinilla Beach & Golf Resort. Only 20 minutes away from Tamarindo Beach, where you will find restaurants, shops, supermarkets, among others.

Tamarindo Real Estate – Gorgeous Three Bedroom Seaside Villa

Hacienda Pinilla is one of the premier resort communities in the North Pacific of Costa Rica. Just one hour away from the Liberia International Airport, this community offers both, Costa Rica’s unique natural beauty and the comfortability of a modern-day lifestyle. With 4,500 acres and 3 miles of beachfront, this stunning resort community offers amenities such as an 18 hole championship golf course, exclusive beach club, lighted tennis courts, 40 km+ of epic mountain bike trails, equestrian center and plenty of areas to discover. Plus the resort is home to the luxurious JW Marriott hotel, where property owners can enjoy 5 restaurants and a stunning SPA.

The Villa

This gorgeous three-bedroom, three and a half bathroom lakefront townhome is a great place to enjoy and create memories with loved ones. Just a 2-minute walk to the very secluded and white sanded Bonita beach. The villa features high vaulted ceilings, elegant local wood finishes, beautiful ironworks and a comfortable kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Plus it has been recently furnished and decorated, new a/c units have been recently installed and a tankless water heater was added, making this a truly turnkey opportunity. As a perk, a Nissan Pathfinder vehicle will be included with the purchase of the property.

Possible seller financing available!

Looking for a place to either live at or enjoy as a second home, look no further as this could be what you dreamed of.

How is Live in Tamarindo

Tamarindo, Costa Rica offers a little something for everyone interested in an affordable, peaceful, and simple beachside retirement.

It’s a town where everyone knows your name, but also offers plenty of places and spaces to enjoy time by yourself. A beach community offering modern amenities and day-to-day necessities, but also a slower pace and a bit of an old fashioned sentiment. A hot and dry climate offering sunshine nearly every day of the year, and welcomed tropical showers to bring out pops of color among the local flora. A haven for outdoor adventure seekers and nature lovers.

In comparison with many of the popular North American coastal retirement destinations, one of the most desirable attributes of Tamarindo is the affordable tropical setting. It is possible for a couple to live in Tamarindo on a monthly budget of $2,000 to $3,000, and unique from many other Central American destinations, Tamarindo also offers luxury living, should that be what you’re looking for. Aside from housing, the two most costly budget items will be electricity and imported goods.

Sometimes the scariest part of retiring abroad is the thought of being far from family and friends, but amidst all the things that make Tamarindo a postcard-perfect destination, what many expats enjoy most is the instant sense of community they experience here. With a mix of locals, retirees, digital nomads, and surfers from around the world, people tend to be friendly and welcoming, and newcomers don’t stay “new” for long. In addition to the ease and accessibility of air travel, this helps calm some of the common nerves before the big move.

There are also several Tamarindo Facebook groups you can join in advance to ask questions and gauge if this could be the right place for you, such as  Tamarindo Chit Chat and Tamarindo Garage Sale for starters. There is also a local non-editorial English newspaper in Tamarindo called the Swell Dealer. In it you will find information to make life easier (including a calendar of classes and social events, maps, bus schedules, emergency numbers, restaurant specials, etc.).

For years now, Tamarindo has remained one of the most popular retirement destinations for North Americans not only in Costa Rica, but in all of Central America, and hopefully this overview provides a glimpse into the many reasons why.