Finca Llano Grande offers 112.2 hectares of fully titled land in Veraguas, with potential for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities.
Located in the community of Llano Grande, along the road leading toward Charco Negro in the Las Lomas sector, the property is approximately 2.3 km from the center of Charco Negro and 4.5 km from the road connecting Santiago and Soná.
The property features mostly flat terrain with gentle undulations toward the central and rear sections, providing favorable conditions for agricultural, livestock and forestry operations.
A key asset is the property's lake, which provides water throughout the year, supporting its potential for productive rural activities. The property also includes a camp, offering existing infrastructure for operations on the land.
Access is via a dirt road, while aqueduct and electrical service are approximately 2.3 km away. The surrounding area is rural, with an established agricultural and livestock environment.
The five titled properties are free of liens and can be subdivided, providing flexibility for future agricultural, livestock or forestry plans.
An alternative purchase structure is available through our progressive purchase model, with annual interest-free payments. Contact us for further details, legal documentation or to arrange a private visit.
Property Highlights
• 112.2 hectares / 277.31 acres / approx. 12.08 million sq ft
• Fully titled and free of liens
• Property can be subdivided
• Mostly flat terrain with gentle undulations
• Suitable for agriculture, livestock and forestry
• Lake providing year-round water supply
• Existing camp on the property
• Aqueduct and electrical service approximately 2.3 km away
• Dirt road access
• Rural setting surrounded by agricultural and livestock activity
• Approximately 2.3 km from Charco Negro
• Approximately 4.5 km from the Santiago–Soná road
• Price per hectare: USD $7,000
• Total price: USD $785,400
• Progressive purchase option with annual interest-free payments available
A large-scale rural property combining productive terrain, year-round water resources and established agricultural and livestock potential in Veraguas.