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Features:
Location: Manuel Antonio, Central Pacific Coast, 6 unit apart hotel, Construction area: approximately 6,000 sq. ft, Lot extension: 1,484 m2 (15968 sq.ft). Sale price: $2,400,000.

Description:
This apart hotel is located in the most convenient and sought-after location in Manuel Antonio. Located in an area high on the hills which have some of the most spectacular ocean views in the World, and within walking distance to cafes and fine restaurants. From the balconies you can view the rainforest on one side and the ocean on the other. You can watch the people walking by on the way to the beach or view one of the four species of monkeys that pass by almost daily. Most apartments are one bedroom with kitchen and beautifully appointed bathroom with hot water. The bathrooms have Travertine and granite counter-tops, quality faucets and shower heads with hot water. Imported Italian and Spanish tiles.

About the area:
Nearby National Park: Manuel Antonio National Park is a gem among Costa Rica's nature reserves and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Costa Rica. A lush blanket of tropical green spills headlong onto several hidden and incredibly beautiful, jungle-lined beaches. There are White Faced Monkeys within this magnificent dream-scape. You may catch glimpse of whimsical monkeys, loud and colorful parrots, giant toucans, three-toed sloths, and a whole host of rare plant and animal species that inspire and overwhelm the senses. The birding opportunities are nothing short of fantastic with more than 350 species spotted in the park's small boundaries. Easy walking trails take in sweeping vistas of Costa Rica's dramatic coastline and meander through primary rainforest with over 300 species of trees. Punta Serrucho in Manuel Antonio National Park Secluded beaches and unworldly vistas create a special sanctuary to rest the soul. One can sit quietly, shrouded in magnificence.

More about Quepos: Tourism is now the area's leading employer as Quepos evolves from its banana growing roots into a premier holiday destination. After the demise of the Quepoa Indians in the late 1800's, vast banana plantations were developed throughout the region. Bananas were shipped to world markets across the docks that now service the sport-fishing fleet. In the 1980's bananas lost out to heartier African palms and their high quality palm oil. As Quepos diminished in importance as a banana port, it renewed itself as an ecotourism and sport-fishing destination. World travelers are discovering the area, with many visitors purchasing homes and returning each year to enjoy the relaxing village lifestyle and natural beauty of nearby Manuel Antonio.

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