Casa Sunday

A container home built with more warmth than the material suggests, set roughly a kilometer from the sand at Playa Camaronal. The 901 m² lot sits on Guanacaste’s Gold Coast, where finished houses are far rarer than raw land — part of what set this three-bedroom property apart.

Inside, industrial lines meet hand-chosen details: copper sinks brought up from Mexico, and a layout that reads calm rather than utilitarian. Water and electricity are connected, and the land-use permits are current, so the practical groundwork of coastal ownership was already settled.

The property sits in Camaronal, Costa Rica, a short walk from one of the quieter beaches on the Nicoya Peninsula. It rewards the kind of buyer who values character and a build that is genuinely ready to live in.