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$1.5 Million Homes in Panama

The area is home to hundreds of bird species and the elusive Panamanian golden frog, making it popular with hikers, bird watchers and naturalists. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture...

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$1.5 Million Homes in Panama

A three-bedroom house built into a hillside, and two modern condos with ocean views.

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Alison Gregor

April 24, 2026,

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Panama Equity Real Estate

El Valle de Antón | $1.4 million

A three-bedroom house with a pool and scenic views of Panama’s interior

This three-bedroom house with a swimming pool is built into a hilltop overlooking El Valle de Antón, a town in central Panama.

The picturesque town, with about 7,500 residents, sits in the crater of an extinct volcano encircled by lush mountains. The area is home to hundreds of bird species and the elusive Panamanian golden frog, making it popular with hikers, bird watchers and naturalists. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism, and offers a range of services including a new shopping mall.

El Valle de Antón is about two hours southwest of Panama City by car, and about two and a half hours from Tocumen International Airport, at the eastern end of the city.

Size:

3,165 square feet

Price per square foot:

$442

Indoors:

The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath house was built in 2009 with a layout primarily on one level. A large entrance hall leads to a dining area and an open kitchen. Beyond is a formal dining room and a sizable living room that opens to a terrace. Each bedroom has an en suite bathroom. The property comes with a power generator, solar panels and a well.

Outdoor space:

The 3.6-acre lot overlooks the valley from multiple terraces and balconies. The backyard has a deck, a covered patio and a heated pool with a small waterfall surrounded by pavers and plantings. There is also a caretaker’s house and covered parking.

Costs:

Annual property taxes are $618 due to an exemption and will increase to about $2,800 after 2028. Buyers typically pay registration and notary fees that total 1 to 2 percent of the sale price.

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