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Casa Cenízaro
Sale: $325,500
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Sale Price: $325,500
Listing ID: AN0003
Living Area: 146 m²
Land Lot: 641 m²
Built Date: 2019
Province: Alajuela
Canton: Naranjo
District: Cirrí Sur
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Int / Ext Parking: 0 / 2
Casa Cenizaro is located within a new residential only 2 kilometers from downtown Naranjo. This beautiful property has 641 square meters of land and 146 meters of construction distributed in 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen with island, laundry room, and pantry. The carport has space for two vehicles and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and amazing views of the central valley and mountains. Within the residential complex, you can find a variety of flora and fauna in our beautiful walking paths and you can enjoy the common areas with a large bar, kitchen, pool table, grill area, and a beautiful heated pool with swim up bar. You will be surprised to see the finishes of this solid construction with high ceilings, large rooms, laundry area, and a large terrace so you can enjoy the beautiful view and relax
Features
- Gated Community
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Brick / Stone Exterior
- Controlled Access
- Granite Countertops
- Terrace / Patio
- Clubhouse
- Ceramic Tile
- Heated Pool
- Hiking / Walking Trails
- High Ceilings
- Panoramic Views
- Elevation - 1,240m
- Bar Area
- City Views
- Furnished
- Office Space
- Mountain Views
- Open Design
- Security System
- Central Valley Views
Location
Naranjo - Alajuela
Local Information
Naranjo is the 6th canton of the Alajuela province in Costa Rica. It is located northwest of the city of Alajuela. It has an extension of 126.62 km² and is divided into 9 districts. It limits to the north with Zarcero, to the south with Atenas, to the east with Valverde Vega and Grecia, and to the west with San Ramón and Palmares. It was founded on July 24, 1867. Its Capital is the city of Naranjo. The origin of the canton’s name dates back to 1833 when the first colonizer who arrived in the region, Don Judas Tadeo Corrales Saénz, found some orange groves in the middle of the thick forest that covered the current Candelaria town, in the city of Naranjo; which is why he named the site Los Naranjos. In the course of time the name of this place was omitted from the article, and when the canton was created, it was assigned only the name of Naranjo. The Basilica of Nuestra Señora de las Piedades, located in the city of Naranjo, is considered the architectural jewel of the canton and has been declared a historical-architectural heritage of Costa Rica. Another outstanding building is the church of Bajo Corrales, dedicated to the Virgen de la Candelaria. To the west of Naranjo is the Cerro del Espíritu Santo, where ruins of a Catholic construction of Cristo Rey are found.
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