Beachfront Home Sunset Rock, La Libertad

Wake up to the sound of the Pacific and end every day with a front-row seat to one of El Salvador’s spectacular sunsets.

Prime Location

Located directly on the beach in Sunset Rock, La Libertad, this impressive oceanfront property combines privacy, spacious indoor-outdoor living, and an exceptional location along one of Central America’s most celebrated surf coastlines. With 1,191 m² of land and approximately 400 m² of construction, there is plenty of room to enjoy the property as a private residence, family surf retreat, vacation home, or income-producing rental.

Large Private Home

The home features five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, with four bedrooms upstairs and an additional bedroom on the ground floor. Large social areas flow toward the ocean, while the private swimming pool and beachfront setting create a natural gathering place for family and guests.

Surrounded by Waves

And for surfers, the location is hard to beat. La Libertad is at the heart of El Salvador's famous Surf City coastline, putting you within easy reach of many of the country's best and most recognized surf breaks. From world-class point breaks to beach breaks and reefs, this stretch of coast offers an incredible variety of waves and year-round surf lifestyle.

Sunset Rock isn't about owning a home in front of one famous named wave. It's about waking up beachfront in the middle of El Salvador's surf corridor. Surf the peaks out front when they're good, throw the boards on the car when they're not, and within minutes you're checking some of the waves that have made El Salvador an international surf destination.

Investment Opportunity

Whether you're looking for a private beachfront escape, a home base for surfing El Salvador, or a distinctive vacation-rental investment, Sunset Rock offers a rare combination of oceanfront living, space, privacy, and access to one of the world's emerging surf destinations.

Live beachfront. Surf world-class waves. Watch the sun disappear into the Pacific from your own piece of El Salvador.