A 100 acre farm located in the Cayo District.  PROSPECTIVE

The farm has about 25 acres of teak (approximately 4,000) and mahogany (approximately 2,000)  trees. The trees are about 8 years old and have a significant investment value.

There is also a 75 tree coconut plantation and many fruit trees including: mango, soursap, orange, custard apply, grapefruit, plum, coleslaw, tangerine and craboo.

About 10 acres of the land is currently planted in corn. Some of the land is fenced for animal pasture and there is a pond in this location. The remainder of the land is mostly jungle. A creek, also runs through the property.

There are 4 ponds close to the domestic area that contain approximately 6,000 young tilapia fish.

A 20 x 26 house provides accommodation for the caretaker and his family. The one  bed house is on stilts and the area under is concreted to allow the closing-in of the lower floor at a later date, if desired.

The property is located on a good, all-weather road and is approximately 7 miles from the Spanish Lookout Road and 8 miles from the main Western Highway.

Listing's Agent

John Acott
RE/MAX Property Center

After living for 22 years in San Ignacio and Santa Elena, I can honestly say that, should you make the decision to make a new home in Belize, you could not do better than to live in the Cayo District. After all, it is not only the popular choice for tourists visiting this jewel called Belize, it is also the number one choice for those relocating to a new home in this paradise country of ours. Here, amongst the hills, rivers, jungle and Maya ruins, you will meet many from North America, from Europe, and indeed, from all around the globe who have made a new and happy life for themselves and their families in the Cayo towns

I have been a Belize real estate agent for over five years and I will be pleased to help you in any way that I can to find the property that you are looking for.

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