92.7 Hectares with Residential & Agricultural Potential

Located in Aclita, Veraguas, just 1.2 km from the road connecting Santiago and Soná, Finca Aclita I offers a strategic landholding with a versatile combination of agricultural, livestock, forestry, residential and solar development potential. The property is mostly flat with gentle undulations and is 100% mechanizable, providing favorable conditions for productive agricultural operations. Its improved pasture supports livestock activities, while the available land is well suited for rice, corn and forestry projects. Water is another key advantage, with a river providing a year-round water source. The property also has access to electricity and potable water, mobile connectivity and immediate access by paved road, facilitating the movement of vehicles, equipment and agricultural inputs throughout the year. Located in a safe and quiet suburban area close to the community, the property is also positioned within a zone experiencing residential development, adding flexibility for future urban or residential projects. The property is titled, free of liens and can be subdivided. Property Highlights • 92.7 hectares / 927,000 m² / 229.08 acres / 9,978,543 sq ft • US$13,000 per hectare • US$1,196,000 total asking price • Fully titled and free of liens • Can be subdivided • Agriculture, livestock, forestry, residential and solar potential • 100% mechanizable terrain • Improved pasture suitable for livestock • Potential for rice, corn and forestry projects • Potential for residential or urban development • Year-round river water supply • Access to electricity and potable water • Mobile connectivity and telephone service • Immediate access via paved road • Approximately 1.2 km from the Santiago–Soná road • Safe and quiet suburban setting • Progressive Purchase option available with annual interest-free payments Finca Aclita I combines productive land, reliable water resources and excellent accessibility with the flexibility to support multiple future uses in one of Veraguas’ developing areas.