Vistas de Nunciatura, Residential tower in Nunciatura district, San José, Costa Rica.

Vistas de Nunciatura is a 76.95-metre residential tower of 18 floors and 124 apartments facing Peru Park in Nunciatura, San José. Its apartments have one or two bedrooms and measure 83 to 124 square metres including parking; the 16th to 18th floors hold 150-square-metre units with small terraces. A gym occupies the first level above the sidewalk, a party room with terrace the second, and common green space sits on the roof.

Construction began in 2011 and concluded in 2013, marking an important moment in residential development within San José's financial district. The project emerged during a wave of modern housing complexes transforming this area.

The tower's name refers to the Apostolic Nunciature, the Holy See's diplomatic mission in Costa Rica, which stands nearby. The building rises directly opposite Peru Park in the Nunciatura neighbourhood, the district that carries the same name.

The tower stands directly opposite Peru Park in Nunciatura, San José. Its 124 apartments range from 83 to 124 square metres, with parking included; the top three floors have 150-square-metre units with small terraces. The building has a gym on the first level above the sidewalk and a party room with terrace on the second, connected to the pool and gardens.

The tower's 124 apartments were designed for a range of buyers, from single young professionals and couples to older adults, with units of one and two bedrooms measuring 83 to 124 square metres including parking. The top three floors, 16 to 18, hold larger 150-square-metre apartments with small terraces, and the roof above floor 18 is common green space.