The property is located in San Pedro Columbia, and consists of 10 verdant acres on the bank of the Columbia River. The land is strategically located between the ancient Maya ruins of Lebantuun and the source of this scenic river. The terrain is elevated and rises gradually from about 10 feet to 30 feet above sea level. Also, an all year creek flows through the property.
The property’s lush vegetation and varied assortment of tropical trees make it home to a number of animals such as the antelope, armadillo, deer, gibnut, howler monkey, iguana, jack rabbit, jaguar, oscellot, peccary and squirrel. Its bird life include various species of the parrot, the toucan, wood pecker and the occasional currasow. This parcel of land lies amid hundred of acres of a private reserve thatis focussed on deterring and preventing poaching and illegal logging.
The property is accessible by boat from across the river and by a public easement originating near the entrance to the Ancient Maya Temples of Lebantuun. Electricity is available from the town across the river. A small shack made from hardwood and zinc roofing has been erected near the center of the property.
To the savvy investor, this property’s rugged natural beauty and great investment potential make it a steal at a mere US$40,000.00.