San Carlos, Panama West · Building Lot · ID #55622
The property is located on the road leading to Valle de Antón, 6.8 kilometers from the Inter-American Highway and 11.2 kilometers from the town of San Carlos.
The land comprises 98,000 m² with an irregular shape and topography that is level toward the front and gently sloping toward the rear in a southwestern direction, where it borders the Corozal River. Additionally, the property has potable water access within the land.
The terrain is currently clear toward the front along the road leading to Valle de Antón, while the rear portion is covered with herbaceous vegetation, weeds, shrubs, and native trees of the area.
It is worth noting that within the land area, plans are underway to construct a residential development with rural homes and commercial spaces on the front portion.
The property is specifically located in the El Espino settlement within an area that has benefited significantly in recent years due to the development of beach and rural residential projects in the Panamá Oeste province, which extends into Coclé province, particularly in beach areas and Valle de Antón. This growth results from increasing foreign market interest in establishing second residences in Panama.
Infrastructure in the sector includes asphalt roads, electrical system wiring, water supply systems, telephone service, and commercial plazas to meet community needs, which are visible along the Inter-American Highway and the road leading to Valle de Antón. The sector's main attractions are its natural features—beaches, mountains, and rivers—which have encouraged the development of tourist residential projects. Consequently, demand for goods and services to meet residents' needs has increased. As these developments are realized, properties along the Inter-American Highway, particularly those near development centers, should appreciate in value based on the commercial uses demanded by the market.
Sale Price: $980,000.00
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| Name | Francisco Godoy |
| License | PN-5266 |
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