Villa Guayaba: New 3-Bed Ocean-View Villa in Cañas, Azuero — $490K

View all 10 photosThree-quarters of an acre on the Azuero Pacific, wrapped in glass and open sky.Villa Guayaba is what the Azuero coast still makes possible: a brand-new, single-level contemporary villa where an entire wall of glass slides away and the living room simply becomes the terrace, the garden, the view. Three bedrooms, three baths, 220 m² of light-filled space on nearly three-quarters of an acre — with ocean on one horizon and mountains on the other. At $490,000, it is a footprint that the developed corners of Panama City stopped offering years ago. Brand-new single-level contemporary villa220 m² interior on a 2,844 m² (0.70-acre) lotOcean and mountain views from the main living areasFloor-to-ceiling sliders onto a wraparound covered terraceCustom kitchen: quartz counters, island, premium appliancesThird bedroom converts to home office or study5 km to the Pacific, minutes from Playa VenaoRoom for a pool, casita, or orchard on the remaining landNeighborhoodCañas is the Azuero Peninsula at its most unhurried — rolling green country three miles from the Pacific, where cattle pastures give way to mangrove channels and the sunsets arrive in gold and rose. It is a genuine Panamanian village: quiet, rooted, lived-in. Yet Playa Venao is close enough that a surf session, a good espresso, or a beachfront table is a short drive rather than an expedition. Commute Times: Approximately 5 km (3 miles) to the Pacific shoreline; roughly 20 minutes to Pedasí for services and the local airfield; a short drive to Playa Venao; around 6 hours by road to Panama City, with regional flight connections available from Pedasí. You're buying brand-new construction on nearly three-quarters of an acre with both ocean and mountain views — a combination that has largely disappeared from Panama's more developed coastal markets. Comparable new-build square footage in Panama City or established beach corridors typically comes on a fraction of the land, without the privacy or the views. Cañas sits in Los Santos Province on the Pacific side of the Azuero Peninsula, about five kilometers from the beach. It's genuinely rural and quiet, but it is not isolated — Pedasí is roughly twenty minutes away for groceries, banking, clinics and an airfield, and Playa Venao's restaurant and surf scene is a short drive. Yes. Foreign buyers hold the same titled-property rights as Panamanian nationals, with no special restrictions on this type of residential purchase. DoPanama Real Estate & Relocation is licensed and bonded (PJ-1430-2023) and guides buyers through title verification, escrow, closing and residency options. The Azuero coast, and Playa Venao in particular, attracts year-round surf and eco-tourism, which supports strong short-term rental demand. A three-bedroom, three-bath new-build villa with ocean views and a wraparound terrace is well positioned for vacation rental between owner stays — and the layout allows an owner to lock off a workspace or host larger groups as needed. Cañas lies within Panama's Pacific dry arc — sunnier and less humid than much of the country, with typical highs cited around 30–33°C (86–91°F) year-round. The dry season is long and reliable, which is a significant part of why the Azuero attracts both retirees and year-round residents. Yes. The home occupies a modest portion of the 2,844 m² (0.70-acre) lot, leaving generous space for a pool, a guest casita, an orchard, or simply a wide buffer of garden between you and your neighbors. It's one of the property's strongest long-term advantages. New construction on nearly three-quarters of an acre with dual views is increasingly scarce on the Azuero coast, and Playa Venao's rising profile continues to pull attention — and pricing — toward Cañas. Chat on WhatsApp🏠Interested in This Property?Contact our team for more details, to schedule a viewing, or to make an offer. +507 6443-3341[email protected]Thinking About Selling Your Property?We know this market. List your property and reach qualified international buyers.