46-Hectare Investment Opportunity in Barú, Chiriquí

Major Investment Opportunity: 46-Hectare Farm in Barú, Chiriquí Located in Guanabanito, Barú District, Chiriquí Province, this 46-hectare farm presents an outstanding opportunity for agricultural, livestock, forestry, and eco-tourism investment. The property is situated in a rapidly developing area benefiting from major infrastructure projects and economic growth driven by the new Puerto Armuelles port development. Strategic Location with Strong Growth Potential The property is located just 4 km from the community of San Vicente and less than 8 km from the new Puerto Armuelles port, a project that is helping drive economic activity and increase property values throughout the region. Its proximity to the port makes this farm an excellent opportunity for future investment, logistics operations, agricultural production, supply services, or eco-tourism development. Access Access is provided by a road suitable for 4x4 vehicles, allowing convenient transportation of personnel, equipment, supplies, and livestock. Existing Infrastructure • Fully fenced property with barbed wire and living fence posts. • Divided into grazing paddocks and ready for livestock operations. Topography and Soil Characteristics • Approximately 70% sloping terrain, 20% ravine areas, and 10% rolling land. • Clay-based soil suitable for livestock activities, reforestation, and selected agricultural crops. Reliable Year-Round Water Sources • Internal stream located within the property. • Additional water source from Guanabanito Creek. Natural Resources and Current Production • Improved Brachiaria brizantha pasture. • Approximately: 400 teak trees 200 cedar trees 75 laurel trees • Additional vegetation includes bamboo, avocado, native lime, and mandarin trees. Documentation • Titled property. • Appraisal completed by the National Bank of Panama. This farm offers exceptional long-term potential in a strategic location within the Barú District, an area experiencing significant growth and investment driven by the expansion of the Puerto Armuelles port regio