4-Bedroom Pool Home Type D — Serena Blue Residences, Corozalito, Guanacaste

Description

Home Type D is the largest residence at Serena Blue: a two-level, four-bedroom house with a private pool and deck, two-car garage, a chef's kitchen with a marble waterfall island, and four bedrooms on the upper level. Watch the video tour of Casa D below. Home pricing starts at $424,000 — contact us for Type D availability and unit-specific pricing. The single-family homes at Serena Blue start at $424,000, from 1,754 sq ft (163 m²), each on its own landscaped lot with a private pool, two-car garage, covered outdoor deck and open-plan kitchen, dining and living areas over two levels. Serena Blue Residences is the first residential phase of Corozalito Blue Reserve, a 1,045-acre (423-hectare) private gated reserve on the Pacific coast of the Nicoya Peninsula in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Ninety percent of the land is preserved as protected tropical forest forever — only 10% of the reserve will ever be developed, and this first phase occupies just 3% of the site. The community sits minutes from Corozalito Beach, internationally known for its sea-turtle arribadas, with Islita, Bejuco and San Miguel beaches, local surf breaks and the Punta Islita airstrip close by, and Nosara, Sámara and Santa Teresa within reach. Residents enjoy a full resort amenity program: infinity pool and kids' pool, jacuzzi and sun-lounge solarium, BBQ and open-air lounge, Social Bistro restaurant, fully equipped gym, yoga deck, multipurpose courts, forest paths with waterfalls, creeks and panoramic viewpoints, a community orchard and a shuttle service to the beach. The development is built around low-impact principles — wildlife-friendly lighting compatible with nesting sea turtles, reforestation with native structural trees, erosion control and watershed protection. Costa Rica grants foreign buyers the same property rights as locals, with full ownership near the coast and residency incentives for investors. Guanacaste's international arrivals grew 14.5% in 2024 and coastal property values have risen sharply since 2020. A conservative short-term rental model projects roughly $250–300 per night at ~12 nights per month, with professional property management and residency legal support available through the developer. Estimated HOA is around $250/month and Costa Rican property tax is just 0.25% per year. This is a pre-construction offering; images are illustrative renders and may be subject to change. Contact us for current availability, unit-specific pricing and the full investor brochure.

Video Tour

Property Highlights

• ✓Casa D video tour
• ✓Chef's kitchen, marble island
• ✓Private pool & two-car garage
• ✓90% protected private reserve
• ✓Gated eco-community
• ✓Resort amenities & Social Bistro