New Beachfront Luxury Property in Costa Rica
Spence Enterprises LLC, based in Northern California, is excited to announce the completion of a luxury member-owned private residence club located on Costa Rica’s best beach, Playa Flamingo—The Palms Private Residence Club.
A labor of love developed by Bob Spence, he discovered the property in 2005 and it had the potential to be the permier location in all of Costa Rica. The 32-villas are adorned with only the finest appliances and finishes. The Palms is now available for sale under both whole ownership and private residence club ownership. For second home buyers looking for an authentic experience in a land virtually untouched by the modern-day resort scene, The Palms is the answer.
Offering all the advantages of vacation home ownership with the services and amenities of a first-class resort, The Palms offers it’s owners a luxury sanctuary and a more authentic experience. The private residence club appeals to those seeking to have access to beachfront real estate in an eco-sensitive country full of activities for every member of the family. Unlike other developments in the United States and Central America, The Palms represents a great value without sacrificing quality or luxury. Potential owners can purchase 1/8th or 1/10th starting at $129,000.
Bob Spence fell in love with Costa Rica’s Gold Coast several years ago during a trip with a personal friend. The company purchased five properties in Costa Rica, The Palms, being its crown jewel. All five Costa Rican properties are premier, rare, and privately-titled Pacific Ocean beachfront properties. Mr. Spence prides himself on developing all of the properties to the highest standards so that their owners may enjoy Costa Rica as much as he and his family have over the years. Over the past 40 years, Mr. Spence has been a successful businessman, investor and real estate developer. Spence Enterprises LLC owns a number of diversified business interests and its operations include properties in the United States, Australia, and Costa Rica.
Costa Rica remains the “hot spot” in Central America. The country is one of the most environmentally protective and bio-diverse countries in the world. It’s stable, democratic and safe – and the opportunities for second-home purchases are varied, memorable and affordable. Costa Rica, the most popular country in Central America, offers beautiful beaches and eco-tourism activities including hiking, zip lining, rainforest trekking, scuba diving, golfing, sport-fishing, surfing and charming towns to explore.
Costa Rica represents only .03% of the earth’s surface and yet contains 6% of the entire planet’s biodiversity. Over a quarter of the country is under ecological protection programs through national parks and reserves.
Nine volcanoes and 500,000 species of fauna and flora are part of Costa Rica’s ecosystem.
The Palms provides the most authentic experience in Costa Rica and is situated on the exclusive Playa Flamingo beach. Located in the heart of the Guanacaste region of Costa Rica’s Northern Pacific Coast—The Gold Coast—Playa Flamingo is ideal for swimming, body surfing and boogie-boarding. Renowned for its clear warm waters (80 degrees year round), soft white sand, breathtaking sunsets—Playa Flamingo is one of the most desired beaches in Guanacaste. There are no other real estate offerings in Costa Rica or Central America that are literally steps away from the beach like The Palms. Other developments may overlook the water from atop a high cliff or do not offer direct access to the ocean due to roads running between beaches and resorts. Only five percent of Costa Rica’s coastline is privately titled property. The remainder can be leased from the government, but not owned (including the Four Seasons Papagayo property). The
Palms is a rare exception of privately titled Costa Rican beachfront and insures value for generations to come. The Palms has protected competitive advantages and more attractive natural aesthetics than future projects in the development pipeline.
Guanacaste’s climate and culture are unique among the Costa Rican provinces. There is little rain and consistent sunny skies from November to April. From May to October the climate is cooler, with regular afternoon showers that support Costa Rica’s tropical vegetation.
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