Description
Welcome home to your beautifully restored 300-year-old colonial home in Leon, Nicaragua. Enjoy the warm weather all winter long from your pool. Feast on mangoes, guavas, and oranges fresh from the lush garden just steps from your living space. Enjoy the colorful, friendly culture right outside your door in the heart of the colonial city center. Spend your weekends surfing in the Pacific Ocean just 20 minutes away. Reliable high-speed internet keeps you connected to the office as you enjoy the best of both worlds; modern comforts and conveniences and colonial charm at a slower pace.
Your own slice of paradise.
Live smarter
Bow out of the pricey housing markets, high taxes and snowy winters to relish the unspoiled tropical beauty of low-cost Nicaragua!
Live where neighbors chat by their front doors in the cool evening air against a backdrop of picturesque churches and far off volcanoes.
Inquire
- Fill out the following form or contact us directly:
- (USA) +1 (314)-372-9819
- (Nicaragua) +505 8565-2064
Features
Check out our list of awesome features below.
Ample Space
- 4 bedrooms
- 2.5 baths
- 675m2
Garden
- Mature fruit trees
- Lush flowering plants
- Kitchen garden containing herbs and greens
Central Location
- Grocery stores and market
- Museums, central park, and Cathedral
Pool
- Work / relax by poolside
- Great for entertainment
- Zero entry through 2 meter depth
Nearby attractions
- 20 minutes from Pacific Ocean and beach
- Cloud forest
- Volcano boarding
Amenities
- High-speed internet
- Air conditioning
- Washer/drier
- Many more
Got a Question? We’ve got answers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does property ownership work in Nicaragua?
It is involved but a good lawyer can make it seem like low effort. There are no restrictions on property ownership to foreigners.
How easy would it be to move abroad?
Catch a flight here. We will pick you up at the airport and get you set up with everything you will need to begin your new adventure.
What are the benefits?
Cost of living is half the cost of living in the US. Skip paying high taxes and medical insurance. Revel in warm temperatures year round. Brush up on (or learn!) Spanish while building relationships with friendly locals. Hike up volcanoes, eat fresh mangoes and guavas, learn to surf, enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.
What is your experience living in Nicaragua?
We moved our family here in 2013 from the USA. I work remotely doing software development, training local contractors and increasing their job possibilities. Our kids gained full fluency in Spanish after 2 months and have enjoyed attending local schools, taking part in tae kwan do, soccer, and ballet with Nicaraguan children. We have visited coffee plantations in the mountains, swam in lagoons created by extinct volcanoes, watched baby turtles be released into the Pacific Ocean, learned to surf and speak Spanish, explored some of the first buildings ever built in the New World. We have been adopted by a local church which is like a second family to us, and with whom we've been able to help serve some of the poorer communities in town.