Apartment$2,100,000
Santa Cruz

597 homes and apartments for sale in Santa Cruz, Costa Rica.
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Buyer's guide: Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz in Guanacaste province covers the inland town and part of the Pacific coast, and its 597 listings have a median asking price of €669,587. Houses (391) and land (177) dominate.
Based on current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices in euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €669,587 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €308,421 to €1,430,359 |
| Median price per m² | €2,772 |
| Median size | 368 m² |
| Listings | 597 |
The p75 above €1.4 million shows a high-end tail of beach and ocean-view homes.
There are 391 houses, 177 plots and 29 commercial properties. Sizes are generous, with a median of 368 m², often including land. Review the national house listings, land for sale and commercial pages.
The wide range from about €308,000 to over €1.4 million mixes inland lots and town houses with Pacific villas.
Santa Cruz town is the folkloric heart of Guanacaste, with a central plaza, cattle-country heritage and the Liberia international airport about an hour away. The municipality reaches Pacific beaches including Tamarindo, Flamingo and Playa Junquillal, where tourism, golf and gated communities drive prices.
The dry season runs from December to April, and water supply matters, so verify wells or municipal water. Compare Tamarindo, Flamingo and Santa Teresa for the coast.
Foreigners have the same property rights as citizens, but the maritime zone within 200 metres of the high-tide line is different: the first 50 metres is public and the rest is by concession, which foreigners can hold only after residency. Hire a lawyer to check the title at the National Registry, that the plot has a legal access road and that the water is secure.
Transfer costs are roughly 3 to 4% including taxes and fees, and an annual municipal property tax of about 0.25% applies. See our Costa Rica buying guide, Costa Rica financing and the Costa Rica page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, with the same rights as citizens, except for restricted maritime-zone land.
Within 200 m of the high-tide line, yes. Ask for a title check.
Median asking price is €669,587, but inland lots are far cheaper.
In dry Guanacaste, yes. Confirm the water source and permits.