Pequena Luna is a high-demand property. In the Costa Rica real estate business of times gone by, we mainly worked with retirees looking to move to Costa Rica in the coming years, or with investors who wanted to take advantage of low prices on ocean view property.

With this property, one can relocate to Costa Rica, generate the income necessary to live, and have a nice place to live just minutes from the beach. This sort of property has certainly appeared on the market before, and has sold before. What is different now is the prevalence of people looking to move to Costa Rica, long before their pensions go active.

The main house is made up of 3 bedrooms. There is one master bedroom that has a tub (in Costa Rica?), hot water (I repeat: in Costa Rica?), and air conditioning. (I uh, well, you get the point.) The two bedrooms share a bathroom. The rest of the house is comprised of a living room and a kitchen/dining room. The 4 rental rooms are 15 feet x 15 feet and each room sleeps up to 5 people in 2 double and 1 single beds. Each room has air conditioning, Internet, tiled bathroom, hot water and TV.

There are two 9 ft. x 12 ft. rooms that sleep 3 people in 1 double bed and 1 single bed. These rooms have hot water, cable TV, private tiled bathroom and a fan. The price per night in low season $20 per person; $30 in the high season. Children under 8 are free

There is also a small room for 1 person with Cable TV, 1 single bed, bathroom and shower for $16 per night.

And finally, a small room for 2 people with a double bed, bathroom and shower, and cable TV

All rooms have access to a kitchen with refrigerator, gas cooker, also the typical wood stove, located on the property and a laundry room. There is also an area where a small restaurant, or Soda as they are called here in Costa Rica, can be developed. This is a turn-key B&B property with solid income-generation potential in an emerging area.