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Duplex for Sale Osa Peninsula | 5 Acres in Private Costa Rica Community

$449,000

Description

Location: Agujas de Puerto Jiménez, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica

Two-Story Duplex with Acreage in Osa Peninsula Private Community

This brand-new, all-concrete duplex offers two spacious apartments—each with 1,400 sq. ft. of living space. Located inside the only private-access community in the Osa Peninsula, a rare combination of comfort, privacy, and land potential.

Set on 5 acres (2 hectares), this property provides abundant space to expand—add guest bungalows, start your tropical orchard or graze horses. An end of the road location, very quiet and secure – backing up to protected forest area that stretches all the way to Corcovado National Park. 8 owners on 35 acres of land, a low density area and a sound investment if you’re looking for a peaceful lifestyle with some usable acreage. There is a versatile opportunity in a sought-after location—perfect for income generation, multi-family living, or private estate use.

Features:

Two-story duplex with upper and lower 1,400 sq. ft. apartments
New construction, fully furnished, and move-in ready
Room to build more or enjoy as a turn-key investment
End of the road location, quiet and secure

Land size: 20,012 m2 / 5 Acres
Power: Main grid
Water: private onsite spring source
Internet: Starlink available

Why invest and live in the Osa Peninsula?

Anyone serious about buying property in Costa Rica should consider the opportunities in the Osa Peninsula as compared to property in Guanacaste, Uvita or Dominical where real estate prices are higher and getting over crowded. Whether you’re seeking a sustainable lifestyle, a vacation property, or a long-term investment, here is your chance to own property in one of Costa Rica’s most ecologically rich regions.

The Osa Peninsula is internationally recognized for extraordinary biodiversity and rainforest-to-coast ecosystems — Costa Rica’s most ecologically rich region and one of the most biodiverse places on earth. Bordered by the pristine Golfo Dulce on the east side and the Pacific ocean on the west makes for some stunning land and sea-scapes. Evolution at its finest. Osa is a bit more remote compared to other more developed parts of the country like Quepos, Dominical or the arid Guanacaste zone. It’s more lush and tropical with spectacular wildlife, deserted beaches and virgin forests. This attraction draws people with a bit more pioneer spirit and a desire to co-exist with unspoiled nature. A place where jaguars still roam the jungle and Scarlet Macaws fly around in the town. You will also find a friendly community of locals and expats that have settled here, away from mainstream life.

Puerto Jiménez – The gateway to the Osa Peninsula, this thriving coastal town combines small-town lifestyle with growing infrastructure. A new public pier and natural harbor support sport fishing, dolphin and whale tours, and private boating, while experienced local operators provide easy access to the biodiversity of Golfo Dulce and surrounding area including Corcovado National Park. With daily SANSA flights to and from San José, Puerto Jiménez offers convenience, services, and a strong community base—making it a prime location for investment and property ownership in Costa Rica’s South Pacific region.

The Golfo Dulce (Sweet Gulf) is one of only four tropical Fjords in the world and the only one in the Americas, a rare ecosystem recognized internationally for its biodiversity – declared a Whale Heritage Site, a Mission Blue Hope Spot, and an Important Marine Mammal Area, making it one of the planet’s most celebrated sanctuaries for dolphins, humpback whales, whale sharks, and sea turtles. Surrounded by pristine rainforest and national parks, the gulf combines world-class marine conservation with unmatched natural beauty, attracting eco-tourism, sport fishing, and nature enthusiasts from across the globe.

Home to Corcovado National Park – the crown jewel of Costa Rica’s national park system and a major attraction for visitors from all over the world. Covering nearly half of the Osa Peninsula, it protects the largest stretch of lowland tropical rainforest left in Central America. It is home to jaguars, tapirs, scarlet macaws, all four of Costa Rica’s monkey species, and countless rare plants and amphibians. With rugged trails, remote beaches, and pristine rivers, Corcovado offers one of the last truly wild rainforest experiences in the world.

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