Why Alazan? | Alazan Costa Rica

Alazan is not just another development; it is a community! We have an active homeowners association with annual on-site meetings, and an engaged HOA board that meets on a frequent basis. Neighbors know neighbors in Alazan and are working together to create a beautiful, environmentally-sensitive, and successful community for years to come.
Alazan has succeeded where many other communities have failed: by securing legally titled and recorded lots; delivering electricity, water and road access to each lot; and by implementing property security measures. Because of these achievements, 100% of Alazan’s lots have sold, and 3 homes are currently under construction.
A small community center provides enjoyment for the entire Alazan community.
A number of families and our project manager live at Alazan full time, providing a full time presence at Alazan.
The region surrounding Alazan has seen a recent uptick in interest by developers and investors seeking to enjoy the area’s unspoiled natural beauty.
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How Alazan Compares

		Alazan Community
Support services (market, bakery, bank, hardware store, medical care, restaurants, etc).		10-25 minutes from Alazan
Internal road systems		Concrete block or paving strips at critical areas, retaining walls and plants stabilizing adjacent slopes
Electricity and water		Fully functional, delivered to each homesite, maintained by ICE (national electric company)
Lot size		Minimum 1.25 acres, up to 5 acres, average 2.5 acres
Views		Spectacular ocean, mountain, river valley, and forest views; Trees and topography afford privacy from other homes
Landscape		Alazan is preserving and improving the landscape by planting native trees and plants that will attract monkeys, birds, and butterflies
Home construction		At your choice, Alazan provides design and construction services to help you build your dream home. Alazan boasts 10 GORGEOUS homes and 2 more under construction.
Community cohesiveness		Neighbors actively welcoming new neighbors. Active homeowners association with annual business meeting and periodic informal meetings. HOA committees engage in tackling community issues.