Unlike most beach property in Costa Rica , this property is titled to the 50 meter line, offering an extremely unique setting. Moreover, as seen in the photographs, this property sits directly on a small peninsula between Playa Lagarto and Playa Marbella's coastlines, providing both impressive views, as well as height above the sea. The setting is painted to host a first class hotel, clubhouse for a residential project, or any combination... In addition, the deep waters in Lagarto Bay are ideal for docking fishing or sailboats, making this property an ideal candidate for a fishing lodge, or hotel-condo complex with a variety of water sports.

     About Playa Lagarto If you're looking for spectacular ocean views, golden sand beaches, and complete tranquility, Playa Marbella is an ideal vacation or residential location. Playa Marbella is a small fishing community that you may miss altogether if you close your eyes for more than a second or two. Located on Guanacaste's Pacific coast, Playa Lagarto and Marbella are just a short 90 minute drive from the Liberia International Airport , and 45 minutes to the bustling resort towns of Flamingo and Tamarindo. The city of Santa Cruz is a mere 35 minutes from Playa Lagarto and Marbella, and offers scores of restaurants, shops, banks, medical services and most every other modern convenience. Also nearby are scores of world class golf courses, resorts, and restaurants… with more popping up nearly every month!

     Playa Marbella is a sleepy village that now finds itself on the radar of just about every savvy investor in the Costa Rica marketplace. While most (95%) of the beach and oceanfront properties in Costa Rica are untitled and considered restricted "concession" properties, Playa Marbella offers some of the last FULLY TITLED remarkable beach front and ocean proximity property in all of Costa Rica. As such, several developers are now engaged in grand residential and resort communities that will soon make their home in or near Playa Lagarto or Marbella.

     GUANACASTE PROVINCE Averaging approximately 65 inches of rain per year, the Guanacaste Province is by far the driest in Costa Rica . Commencing along the border of Nicaragua and extending south along the Pacific Coast and inland, the Guanacaste region derives its name from the shady trees that still shelter the herds of cattle roaming the dusty savanna. It is home to one of the last remnants of tropical dry forest in Central America. Guanacaste is witnessing an incredible sustained property boom that is transforming small, sleepy fishing villages into thriving, ocean side resort towns. Well known for its stunning golden beaches and virtually limitless supply of sun, Guanacaste is quickly becoming the destination of choice for buyers looking for a piece of warm, tropical paradise.

    Its rapidly improving infrastructure has attracted significant international investment in Guanacaste real estate development, such as the new ultra-luxurious Four Seasons Resort about an hour away, and the new J.W. Marriot in Playa Avellanas, which is only about a 30 minute drive from Playa Lagarto. • Championship golf resorts • World-class surfing beaches • Unparalleled natural mountain hot springs and spas • Famed Giant Leatherback Turtle nesting beaches • Sport fishing, scuba diving and whitewater rafting Guanacaste's Pacific Coast…now known as the "Gold Coast" is renowned for its golden sand beaches, world class fishing, surfing, snorkeling and diving. Guanacaste's newly expanded international airport in Liberia now offers direct flights from Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Newark, Dallas and Miami…offering incredible direct access to Guanacaste's jewels…most within a very short drive from this convenient new airport. When traveling through Guanacaste, most assuredly one aspect that will stay with you is the sun. It's almost as if the sun is closer to you here. It bathes everything with a golden hue and gilds the surrounding landscape. Great expanses of golden grasses sway elegantly in the wind while stunted, gnarled Guanacaste Trees dot the low hills.

     The landscape is both dramatic and memorable for any visitor traversing the largest region of Costa Rica . The Guanacaste region is bordered by two mountain ranges. The Cordillera de Tilarán and the Cordillera de Guanacaste provide splendid craggy backdrops to some of the country's most beautiful countryside. The perfect time to visit Guanacaste is, luckily enough, year around. No matter if you visit during the dry season or during the wet season, both provide spectacular advantages. The dry season affords the serious sun lover with plenty of tanning time, while the wet season brings the trees into bloom with explosions of colors and fragrances. The rolling hills become carpeted in brilliant green.

    Property Description: Main Features: Topography: It is a mixture of rolling hills and flat land at the beach, with ascending hills up to 70 meters high with impressive ocean views from the majority of locations within the property. The hills of the property are mostly covered by a tropical deciduous forest and the beach area is mostly covered by brush woods and pasture land. It has view parcels with stunning panoramas, soothing breezes, and lush terrain. Ocean Frontage: It has 1,000 meters of beach frontage on two coves called Playa Coco and Playa Honda Services: Water and electricity available at the entrance of the farm Various natural sources, springs and deep water wells located on the land Plenty of supply of labor from adjoining villages and from the cities of Santa Cruz and Nicoya Legal Status: 100 % owned by a single shareholder of a Costa Rican corporation Clear title up to 50 meter line (no need to apply for concession for 50-200 meter stretch.