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Properties in Cartago

The Cartago Province brings modern and beauty to one location. Cartago, Costa Rica´s former capital, is mostly popular for its mild climate, charming views, and its ever-growing affordable real estate.

Irazu Volcano Cartago Province

Modern Developments

This Costa Rican province offers a wide range of transportation services to navigate Cartago such as train, bus, and taxi, making the journey easy. Modern commodities, such as telephone, internet, and public broadcasting, are commonly available. The agricultural products of rural areas around the city make up the base of the economy, though there is an industrial park where Costa Rican and international businesses are located. Modern developments increase the real estate growth and the interest of investors.

Colonial Churches

The nation’s main church is the enormous “Our Lady of the Angels Basilica”, and it is where the pilgrims and tourists come annually to visit and to pay tribute to the prehistoric statue of the Black Madonna. Travelers are fascinated by the amazing features and infrastructure of the colonial churches.

Simple Beauty

The highest active volcano of Costa Rica is the Irazú, situated in the Cordillera Central. From the top of the Irazú volcano, it is possible to see both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans on clear day. The Lankester Botanical Gardens established in 1973 as the center for exhibitions, and conservations of research of tropical plants has a collection of orchids, bromeliads, cacti, heliconias and bamboos. Pineapple plantations can be viewed on the countryside for miles in Cartago. This is a retiree’s dream place, for those who dream of such views and such tranquility.

Education close to home

Home of the Costa Rica Institute of Technology, a school specialized in engineering, science, and one of the most prestigious schools for higher education. Young wealthy professionals can have the Pura Vida life style and all the amenities that Cartago includes.

Rich Heritage

Cartago is very rich in colonial tradition. Walking to the Central Market is a great way to see the history of the city. The government declared a 100 blocks as part of “historical center” to keep historical buildings alive in the future. Orosi is the undiscovered paradise valley perfect for exploring as well as the Santiago Apóstol Parish Ruins to find a new home. Investing in this rich cultural place can lead to new businesses, new developments, and a growing market.