
$5,500,000
Perez Zeledon

111 homes and apartments for sale in Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica.
24 properties shown

$5,500,000
Perez Zeledon

$2,998,000
Perez Zeledon
Commercial property$2,550,000
Perez Zeledon

$2,495,000
Perez Zeledon
Apartment$2,350,000
Perez Zeledon
Apartment$1,960,000
Perez Zeledon

$1,600,000
Perez Zeledon

$1,390,000
Perez Zeledon

$1,150,000
Perez Zeledon
Apartment$1,100,000
Perez Zeledon
Land plot$925,000
Perez Zeledon
Commercial property$825,000
Perez Zeledon
House$670,000
Perez Zeledon
House$649,000
Perez Zeledon

$599,000
Perez Zeledon

$600,000
Perez Zeledon

$595,000
Perez Zeledon

$575,000
Perez Zeledon

$550,000
Perez Zeledon
Apartment$460,000
Perez Zeledon

$425,000
Perez Zeledon
Apartment$395,000
Perez Zeledon

$379,000
Perez Zeledon

$370,000
Perez Zeledon
Buyer's guide: Perez Zeledon
Property for sale in Pérez Zeledón is a market of houses and farmland in southern Costa Rica's Valle de El General. RealEstateAbroad lists 111 properties with a median asking price of €330,771.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €330,771 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €178,795 to €589,576 |
| Median price per m² | €1,923 |
| Median size | 175 m² |
| Listings analysed | 111 |
Houses account for 58 listings and land for 39, followed by 8 apartments, 5 commercial properties and 1 villa. The bedroom mix is led by 22 homes with five or more bedrooms and 22 three-bedroom homes, then 15 two-bedroom, 6 four-bedroom and 5 one-bedroom. The wide price spread reflects small town houses at one end and large view estates and fincas at the other.
The district is centred on San Isidro de El General, a service town in an agricultural valley between the Talamanca mountains and the Pacific coast. Climate is cooler than the beach, with coffee farms and rivers nearby. The coast around Dominical is a drive away, while Santa Cruz and Tamarindo are in Guanacaste in the north-west, so they are not neighbours. Check road access, water rights and flood or landslide exposure on rural plots.
Costa Rica gives foreigners generally the same property rights as citizens, but beachfront land in the maritime zone is governed by concession rules. Buyers usually pay around 3% to 4% in transfer and registry costs, plus legal fees, and a lawyer should run a title search and confirm the plan registration (plano catastrado). Property can support residency under investment programmes; thresholds change, so verify. See the Costa Rica buying guide, financing and the Costa Rica market.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, in most cases, but coastal zone concessions have special rules.
€330,771, and the middle half runs from €178,795 to €589,576.
It confirms the legal boundaries and registration of the property.
The valley is inland, with Pacific beaches a drive away.
No, only 8 of 111 listings.