Some views you buy. This one you protect. B405 sits on the top floor of Building B at Azul Paraíso Vistas, facing west over the open Pacific. There is nothing in front of it — no rooftops, no power lines, no neighbouring construction. Just the water, the horizon, and the sun going down into it every evening. What makes it hold is what sits between the building and the ocean: land designated as a state nature reserve, which cannot be developed. In a market where the view you paid a premium for can disappear behind someone else's project three years later, that legal protection is the difference between an amenity and an asset. The residence is the Type A plan: two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and an open kitchen and living area flowing out through sliding glass to a 15 m² terrace. 74.96 m² of interior space, 89.88 m² total. Top floor means no one above you and the cleanest sightline in the development. Building B residents have an ocean-view pool, and the Playa Ocotal beach club, exclusive to Vistas residents, projected to open in Q4 2027 — Ocotal is one of the calmest, clearest stretches of water in Guanacaste, and private access to it is the amenity that will still matter in ten years. Building B is 69% sold and fourth-floor inventory is nearly gone. Delivery is scheduled for Q4 2026: the roof is complete and interior finishes are in progress, which means pre-construction pricing on a building you can walk today. Ocotal sits under an hour from Liberia International Airport and minutes from Playas del Coco for restaurants and provisions — close enough that a long weekend from Miami, Toronto, or Dallas actually works. Images are architectural renders; final finishes, furnishings, and landscaping may vary.
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