Costa Rica Home with B&B & Turnkey Property For Sale: 2023 Listing Announced

Jan 14, 2023

A sprawling property with a 4 BR home and three-business complex in the Costa Rican rainforest is now for sale, featuring a turnkey B&B, art gallery, and restaurant.

Nuevo Arenal, Costa Rica - January 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The Lucky Bug Bed & Breakfast, located in the heart of the Costa Rican rainforest, is now available for sale. This turnkey property offers buyers the chance to own a large property in a tourist area and run their own successful business in a popular Costa Rica destination.

More details can be found at https://arenalcostaricabusinessforsale.com

The Lucky Bug Bed & Breakfast is situated on a 5.5-acre lot surrounded by tropical rainforest and offers views of a private lake and rich local vegetation. The property features three turnkey businesses for sale: the Lucky Bug Bed and Breakfast, the Lucky Bug Gallery, and Restaurante Caballo Negro.

The Lucky Bug Bed and Breakfast is a relaxed, eco-friendly property that offers guests a combination of discrete luxury and comfort. The B&B features five guest rooms, each with its own private bathroom and views of the surrounding rainforest, with two of them also featuring balconies. Guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast served on the terrace and take in the beautiful views of the surrounding rainforest, or relax by the Lucky Bug lake.

The Lucky Bug Gallery is a unique art gallery that showcases the work of local artists and is a popular destination for art lovers in the area. Restaurante Caballo Negro is a stylish restaurant renowned for its authentic German cuisine and beautiful terrace offering generous views of the rainforest.

The B&B has been rated as Traveler’s Choice by TripAdvisor, putting it in the top 1% of all B&Bs in the world, and the second best in Costa Rica.

“The Lucky Bug Bed & Breakfast is an opportunity for anyone looking for a unique and profitable business in a beautiful destination. With its stunning location, luxurious amenities, and excellent reputation, the Lucky Bug Bed & Breakfast is sure to provide a lifetime of memories for its guests and a profitable investment for its new owners,” says the current owner.

Interested parties can find more information at https://arenalcostaricabusinessforsale.com

Contact Info:
Name: Monika Krauskopf
Email: Send Email
Organization: Lucky Bug Bed and Breakfast
Address: De Ruta 142 2 km oeste de Rio Dos Bocas, Nuevo Arenal, Guanacaste Province 5717, Costa Rica
Phone: +506-2694-4515
Website: http://www.luckybugcr.com/

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