Guanacaste has a particular hour. Around five-thirty, the light comes in low off the Pacific, the hills above Coco Bay turn the color of dry grass and gold, and everything slows down. Residence #522 faces exactly that direction.
Set on the second level of Na Umi — the five-building collection by architect Jean Andre Garnier that crowns the Pacifico community — The Sunset #522 offers 131.61 m² (1,416 sq ft) of titled living space with a west–northwest orientation, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a flex room that works equally well as a third sleeping space, an office, or the room where the family ends up anyway.
It is delivered fully furnished. Not "some pieces convey" — turnkey. Open-concept living opening onto a full-width terrace, island kitchen with stone counters and full-size appliances, custom cabinetry, and a primary suite with direct terrace access. Arrive with a suitcase.
Two details that separate this from most of what trades in Pacifico: the residence includes a separately titled reserved parking space (14.30 m²) and a separately titled private storage unit (1.95 m²). These are registered filials in their own right, not assigned common-area privileges — you own them, and they transfer with the unit.
Ownership carries full membership to the Pacifico Beach Club, plus the community's 24/7 gated security, multiple pools, fitness room, on-site Automercado, retail village, restaurants, and hiking trails. Playas del Coco town is a short walk down the hill. Liberia International Airport is twenty-five minutes away.
Short-term rental is permitted, and the building's management infrastructure is already in place for owners who want the unit working when they're not in it.
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