Tamarindo Real Estate Condos For Sale: Retire In Costa Rica Development Launched
May 4, 2017
Tamarindo, Costa Rica condominiums development The Oaks has just been released offering the perfect retirement or vacation destination. The 31 acre development has panoramic views and includes a golf course, four swimming pools, gardens and a hiking trail.
Tamarindo, Costa Rica - May 3, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The Oaks Tamarindo Real Estate and Vacation Rentals, based in the Gold Coast Guanacaste, Costa Rica has launched their new Oaks Tamarindo Condos with a special offer for people retiring or holidaying in Costa Rica to come and try the facilities.
More information is available at http://www.theoakstamarindo.com.
Many Americans are choosing to purchase a condominium in Costa Rica for vacation or retirement because the cost of real estate is generally cheaper and the cost of living in Costa Rica is also lower. Tropical beaches and the laid back lifestyle are also attractive features in the area. Released in May and beautifully appointed, the Oaks Tamarindo, a 96 two-bedroom condominium development has four swimming pools, lush gardens, a private dog park and a hiking trail, making it an ideal vacation or retirement property. Situated on 31-acres, this secure community is on gently hilly land with panoramic views.
Found near Costa Rica’s best beaches, the Oaks is the ideal location for those who enjoy surfing fishing and swimming. A golf course and Tamarindo’s nightlife and amenities are also nearby making these condos central to all necessities.
As a local realty group, The Oaks Tamarindo Real Estate and Vacation Rentals specialize in condos in Tamarindo, real estate for sale in Costa Rica and retiring in Costa Rica. The group, well versed in holiday or retirement investment, encourages anyone exploring their options to contact them.
As a guest of the Oaks said on Trip Advisor, “The Oaks exceeded expectations with how beautiful the facility and the interior of the condos looks. The pools are large and very well maintained. The location is excellent, within five minutes to the nearest beach and shopping center.”
For more information on The Oaks Tamarindo Real Estate and Vacation Rentals and their special Fly and Buy Promotion call 786 245 7837 or visit the link above.
Contact Info:
Name: Robert Irvin
Email: [email protected]
Organization: The Oaks Condos - Tamarindo Real Estate & Vacation Rentals
Address: 155, Tamarindo, Provincia de Guanacaste 50309, Costa Rica
Phone: +1-786-245-7837
For more information, please visit http://www.theoakstamarindo.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 192961
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