Guatemala
Discover real estate offers in the most picturesque corners of Guatemala.
Find your dream property in a country where colonial charm meets wild nature — with breathtaking views of volcanoes, lakes, and tropical forests.
Thanks to advanced filters, you can easily tailor the listings to your needs and discover the perfect place for yourself — from charming villas by Lake Atitlán to apartments in the vibrant city of Antigua Guatemala.
Mateo Park – Zone 7,
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
135 000 $
Park 14 – Zone 14
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
288 000 $
Mariscal Park – Zone 11
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
106 000 $
Polanco Park Boutique
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
134 000 $
Polanco Park Boutique
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
134 000 $
Mateo Park – Zone 7,
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
135 000 $
Mariscal Park – Zone 11
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
106 000 $
Park 14 – Zone 14
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
288 000 $
Mateo Park – Zone 7,
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
135 000 $
Park 14 – Zone 14
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
288 000 $
Mariscal Park – Zone 11
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
106 000 $
Mateo Park – Zone 7,
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
135 000 $
Mariscal Park – Zone 11
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
106 000 $
Polanco Park Boutique
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
134 000 $
Park 14 - Zone 14
Guatemala / Alta Verapaz / Yalcoc
288 000 $
Can a foreigner buy property in Guatemala?
Yes, foreigners can purchase property in Guatemala under nearly the same conditions as local citizens.
Guatemalan law does not impose significant restrictions on foreign ownership of real estate — with the exception of areas located within 15 kilometers of the national borders or the coastline, where special government permits are required.
Aside from this exception, property purchases are completely legal and secure. The transaction process is handled through a notary who prepares the title deed (escritura pública) and registers it in the Registro General de la Propiedad.
Foreign buyers can own property either in their personal name or through a local company, which often simplifies tax and administrative matters.
