2 bedroom condo Canton Santa Cruz, Costa Rica

The walking distance from the superb Villas Las Ventanas (VLV) complex to a pristine, secluded tropical beach is exactly 251 yards. Nestled in the quiet, serene community of Playa Junquillal in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, VLV offers a rare combination – superior quality, a secure gated community, beautiful amenities, friendly neighbors and perhaps most importantly, an incredible location. A paved highway ends just one mile from this charming community, providing easy access - you can get from Junquillal to the bustling tourism hub of Playa Tamarindo in just over 30 minutes and it only takes an hour to reach the Liberia International airport. The community has avoided over-development and is relatively "undiscovered;" a few boutique hotels are the largest businesses around and visitors can easily find themselves alone on the beach. The world-famous surf breaks at Playa Negra and Playa Avellanas are within a 20-minute drive as well. VLV is an exceptional place - lush gardens, maintained in immaculate condition, surround a beautiful pool and create privacy between the complex's five buildings. Everything was built to the standards of United States, Canadian or European cities, and the project has been tediously cared-for by its original developer since construction in 2008. Located on the ground level, the condo features direct access to the complex's pristine grounds and the beautifully-contoured pool. The condo is being sold fully-furnished and turnkey; an onsite property manager is available to handle every detail of maintaining the condo while owners are out of the country. Junquillal benefits from excellent infrastructure above and beyond the nearby highway - water is supplied from aquifers that are renowned throughout Guanacaste for their capacity, and there are even good internet connections, municipal garbage and recycling services available. Those looking to live comfortably while experiencing the real Costa Rica – quiet beaches bordered by lush jungle, small communities where cows frequently outnumber cars on the road – should look no further.