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Finca Tempate

$1,495,000

Finca Tempate, Tempate, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica

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Last Updated: 09/29/2026

56 hectare

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Lot Area:    56 hectare
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Finca Tempate
Finca Tempate | 56 Hectares Near Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast

Tempate offers a glimpse of a quieter side of Costa Rica, where cattle fields, Guanacaste trees, and a traditional village atmosphere remain part of everyday life. Located just 15 minutes from Playa Potrero, the property combines a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to some of Guanacaste’s most established coastal destinations. Playa Flamingo and its marina are nearby, along with Las Catalinas, a 1,200-acre coastal community known for its extensive network of oceanfront hiking and biking trails.

Connectivity to the coast is also expected to improve, with a direct road between Tempate and Potrero currently in design and identified as a municipal priority by the Canton of Santa Cruz. This planned connection could make access between the village and the Pacific coast even more convenient.

Finca Tempate encompasses 566,665.60 m², approximately 56 hectares or 140 acres, with a varied landscape that transitions from level pasture near the road into gently rolling terrain and higher elevations. From the upper portions of the property, the land opens to views across the valley and surrounding mountains, creating a setting with both usable agricultural areas and elevated viewpoints.

The property already has important infrastructure in place, including more than 277 meters of public road frontage, electricity, and water service. A private well provides an additional water source and greater independence, making the property suitable for a range of uses, from agriculture and livestock to an equestrian operation, private estate, family compound, or larger-scale development concept. With its substantial size, existing access and utilities, and proximity to the Pacific coast, Finca Tempate offers a versatile landholding in one of Guanacaste’s rapidly developing regions.

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