The newest gated community in Tamarindo — a planned 220-home village in the reforested hills between Tamarindo and Langosta, designed by Richard Müller.
Tamarindo Park is the newest of Tamarindo's gated communities, carved into the reforested hillside that connects Tamarindo to Playa Langosta.
The master plan calls for around 220 tropical-contemporary homes designed under Richard Müller — one of Costa Rica's most established architects — with a spa and wellness center, sports club, hiking trails and paddle courts. Phase I, the Hilltop, launched with 32 homes and a first release of lots.
Position and design pedigree. The site sits between the two beaches, so you are minutes from both Tamarindo's energy and Langosta's quiet. And because it is a ground-up master plan rather than an accumulation of lots, the architectural consistency will be closer to Senderos or Las Catalinas than to an older subdivision.
Early buyers who want new construction at pre-build-out pricing in a location that cannot be replicated — there is no more undeveloped hillside between Tamarindo and Langosta. Also buyers comfortable with a community that is still becoming itself.
This is a young development: amenities arrive in phases, and you are betting on execution. That bet has upside — early phases of successful communities on this coast have historically been rewarded — but it is a different risk profile from buying into a 20-year-old neighborhood. Delivery timelines, HOA structure and rental rules come from the current developer documents; I walk through them with buyers before any commitment.
Senderos for a more established version of the same idea, Langosta itself for finished beachside homes, Hacienda Pinilla for resort-scale maturity.