Reserva Conchal Neighborhoods
Reserva Conchal has been building in distinct neighborhoods — each named after a Costa Rican flower or tree — since 2002. That history means buyers can choose between brand-new construction and resale homes with mature landscaping and proven rental histories. Below is an overview; for current availability in any neighborhood, contact our team.
Condominium communities
Bougainvillea (2002) set the early standard with 62 Spanish-colonial condominiums, high ceilings, French doors, and sea-and-sunset balconies. Malinche (2006) commands a hilltop with 27 condominiums and six villas overlooking the golf course and the Catalina Islands. Carao (2007) offers 30 tropical-contemporary condos and 12 villas with golf and ocean views. Jobo (2008) brings 18 tropical-colonial units with varied floor plans. Roble Sabana (2014) adds 20 contemporary condominiums with 1–3 bedrooms and a private pool. Newer condominium living arrived with Solaris (2024), 42 tropical-contemporary residences and penthouses.
Villa and homesite communities
For those who want to build or buy a stand-alone home, Reserva Conchal offers Melinas (mountain-and-golf-view lots), Llama del Bosque (single-family homes near Playa Conchal), Cortez Amarillo (a handful of exclusive ocean-view estates), Cocobolo (hilltop homesites at one of the community’s highest points), Sauco (17 secluded homesites among mature trees), Ceibo (10 homesites at the heart of the resort), and Guayacán Real (10 ocean-view homesites with 270-degree views). Aromo offers contemporary townhomes, and the branded W Residences deliver hotel-inspired ownership.
Each neighborhood has its own character, price point, and HOA budget — we’re glad to compare them for your goals. See our New Development guide for what’s selling now.
