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Beautiful and pristine beachfront property Capira

$ 250,000

This beautiful piece of land offers something for everybody: untouched nature covered with forest, a white-sandy beach, a rocky beach, a knoll with an incredible view over the Pacific Ocean towards the islands. Of the over 9.5 hectares, almost half is titled (4.3 hectares) and the process to title the remaining 5.37 hectares on the beach has been initiated. There are no restrictions to build a small dock with the necessary permits. A spring 10 meters into the adjacent property close to the beach on the north side, which lies in the beach concession area, promises your own fresh water supply. The owners have built a rough road to the property which is now accessible by 4x4 car. There is also an impressive access is by boat. And all this less than an hour away from Panama City, just 16 km from the Interamericana. Build your holiday house here and you can retreat from the hot and noisy City to this breezy paradise over the weekends. Or plan your retirement when you can spend your time going fishing or relaxing in the shade, watching the whales swim by.

Cermeno 95000.0m²

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Lands for sale at Club de Golf, Coronado, Chame

$ 250,288

Coronado 2502.88m²

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House for sale in Torio, Veraguas, Panama; 201 meters built in a 3000 square meters lot. Excellent opportunity to live in THE paradise

$ 260,000

Beautiful house in Torio, veraguas. 201 meters built in a 3000 square meters lot. Excellent opportunity to live in paradiseTotal Area: 3,000 m²Constructed Area: 201 m²Main House:1 bedroom1 bathroomLounge officeKitchenAdditional Structures:1 casita1 depositSports utility room with plumbing (easily convertible into a second casita)Own dedicated water wellFully irrigated gardenSwimming pool2 external depositsLarge nursery80 meters of riverfront5-minute walk to the beach3-car garageBoat hangarLaunch site 50 meters awayProperty History:Purchased 3 years agoTitled under a corporationCreative Description:Discover your personal paradise in this sprawling 3,000 m² oasis, where modern comfort meets natural splendor. The main house, with its cozy bedroom, elegant bathroom, and functional lounge office, invites you to unwind in style. Whip up culinary delights in the well-appointed kitchen while enjoying views of your lush surroundings.The property also boasts a charming casita and a versatile sports utility room with plumbing, ready to become a second cozy retreat. Your private water well ensures a constant supply, while the fully irrigated garden and large nursery provide endless opportunities for green-thumbed pursuits.Dive into the inviting swimming pool or take a short 5-minute stroll to the beach for a dose of sun and surf. With 80 meters of riverfront, a boat hangar, and a nearby launch site, water adventures are always within reach. Secure your vehicles in the spacious 3-car garage and store your treasures in the two external deposits.This gem, purchased just three years ago and titled under a corporation, is your gateway to serene living with a touch of luxury. Experience the ultimate blend of tranquility and convenience in this riverfront haven.ABOUT TORIOTorio, in the Mariato District of the Province of Veraguas, is a small beach front village and community of what was once just fishermen and a few families that dedicated to agricultural activities on their small farms. Today, thanks to its beautiful beaches, fun waves for surfing, great fishing off the Azuero coastline, and the amazing sunset views over the Pacific Ocean, Torio has grown with an influx of North American and European expats who now call Torio home. The majority of the expat residents in Torio are environmentally conscious people who enjoy living in a tropical paradise surrounded by nature, plentiful rivers, beautiful waterfalls, and abundant birds & wildlife. Over 15 years ago, the developers of Torio Hills purchased over 600 hectares of heavily degraded cattle land, which has gradually been transformed into a lush tropical jungle, where a new generation of dreamers and entrepreneurs are exploring methods to create a different and more sustainable lifestyle.Torio is a virgin refuge for those seeking to create homesteads, retirement homes, small tourism businesses, sustainable organic agriculture, and many other activities, which has transformed it into an eclectic mix of exotic people, in an underdeveloped place with great abundance of natural beauty.The topography of Torio is unique, as it is a small picturesque valley surrounded by large then gradually small hills with a diverse tropical jungle, a healthy number of creeks and a beautiful river that gracefully flows into the Pacific Ocean. The hills of Torio are along the Western coastline of the Azuero Peninsula, where its residents and visitors can enjoy some of the most unique and most beautiful, unobstructed sunset views over the Pacific Ocean.Torio also offers a diverse set of activities, from great hiking through its many rivers, waterfalls and gravel roads and paths, to surfing world class waves at Playa Morrillo or Playa Reina just 20 minutes down the Azuero coast, to world class fishing off of Cebaco Island just 30 minutes offshore. Horseback riding, mountain biking, and bird watching are also among the favorites of visitors and residents of Torio. With a newly paved asphalt road from Torio to the InterAmerican Highway (at Santiago City), access to Torio is relatively easy with just a 1 hour drive to all major shopping malls and conveniences. For basic banking and shopping needs, the small town of Mariato is just a 20 minute drive away. For those who enjoy dining, Torio offers a growing number of small restaurants and eateries, each owner operated and each with their own unique style and flavors. When you visit or live in Torio, the business owners will warmly welcome you as a part of the community. As with anywhere on the Pacific central coast of Panama, Torio has a tropical environment and weather, with two seasons, dry or wet. From December to May is the dry season when it rarely rains, with temperatures ranging from 75 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit, with North winds being predominantly offshore, and the ocean becomes crystal clear. From May to November is wet season with temperatures ranging from 70 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, with South winds being predominantly onshore, and the ocean tends to become a bit more murky with the rivers flowing. The lush tropical jungles surrounding Torio make it slightly cooler than most other highly deforested areas like Pedasi or Playa Venao.With the growth of tourism in Panama, Torio has established itself as a getaway for nature loving tourists who enjoy visiting the waterfalls, hiking through the lush jungles and rivers, surfing the amazing waves of Playa Morrillo and Playa Reina, as well as reeling in the fish off of Cebaco Island. Short term rental homes are readily available and stay fairly busy during high season months of December to April, while the low season is less busy yet still has a steady flow of visitors. For those seeking adventure, raw nature, beauty and tranquility, Torio is a great choice for real estate investment.

Mariato 3000m²

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Unimproved Land For Sale in Torio, Mariato

$ 260,000

Veraguas 1 520000m²

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Land with House in Pedregal, La Florida Street

$ 260,000

Pedregal 1516.0m²

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"Your Opportunity in the Heart of Nature: 65 Hectares with Water Resources and Prime Access" Pixvae!!!

$ 260,000

"Your Opportunity in the Heart of Nature: 65 Hectares with Water Resources and Prime Access" Pixvae!!!Property TitleThe property in question spans 65 hectares and boasts a prime location adjacent to a forest reserve, providing a unique natural environment with rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes.Access to the property is initially through Pixvae Airport, which serves as the main entry point. From there, a 2-kilometer dirt road must be traversed. This path can be navigated by car during the dry season (summer) when road conditions permit. However, during the rainy season (winter), access becomes more challenging, requiring the use of horses or traveling on foot due to the muddy and slippery terrain.Within the property, there is a stream that provides a constant water supply throughout the year. This water resource is vital for both the local ecosystem and any agricultural or livestock activities that may be undertaken on the property.The property consists of various areas with different characteristics. A significant portion is virgin forest, which has remained untouched and undeveloped, harboring a wide variety of native flora and fauna. Another portion of the property consists of secondary growth (rastrojo), areas of vegetation that have begun to recover after previously being used for agriculture or livestock.Additionally, there are sections of the property that were cleared specifically for livestock activities. These areas may be partially covered with grass and are suitable for grazing animals. However, due to the mix of virgin land and previously exploited areas, the property offers multiple possibilities for development, whether for nature conservation, ecotourism projects, agricultural activities, or a combination of these.In summary, this 65-hectare property, with access through Pixvae Airport and a 2-kilometer dirt road, features a constantly active stream, virgin forests, secondary growth areas, and cleared zones for livestock, providing a diversified and highly potential environment.ABOUT PIXVAEPixvae is a community nestled on the Pacific coast of Panama, specifically in the village of Las Palmas, province of Veraguas, located in a privileged point of the national geography, as it is one of the access roads to Coiba National Park. It has a population of 820 inhabitants (2010) according to the last census.The community of Pixvae can be reached by land from Soná head, in an internal or private 4x4 vehicle, although the road is rocky and mountainous, following the road from the village of Calidonia, which then continues with a road that runs through several communities until it reaches the coast. The poor condition of the road means that it takes more than 2 hours to travel 46 kilometers. In Pixvae, most of the families live from fishing, subsistence agriculture, and now tourism. Although the area has an impressive natural wealth, its inhabitants have not been able to take advantage of it due to the poor accessibility of the site by land.Its climate is quite cool, a little colder in the northern part, in the area called "La Sierra", where rain is frequent throughout the year.Among the nearby communities are Pixvae cabecera, Pajarón, Lovaina, Pajaroncito, Nuevo Pixvae and El Rosario, in the district of Las Palmas, and Salmonete, Bahía Honda and others, in the south of Soná.The town, located within the buffer zone of Coiba National Park, has four white sand beaches and crystal clear waters (Pixvae, Pajarón, Pajaroncito and El Rosario), as well as rivers, coves and mountainous landscapes of great beauty.Although the area has beaches with crystalline waters such as Pajarón and Pixvae, charming coves, rivers and impressive landscapes, it has not been promoted as a tourist destination because it would be complicated for the visitor to get there and for this reason many tourists go elsewhere. However, when a tourist arrives to the community of Pixvae, he/she is impressed with the landscape and especially with the beaches of crystalline waters.Pixvae has several hostels, houses and cabins to accommodate tourists comfortably, but without luxuries. You can also snorkel, as there are numerous species of colorful fish, turtles, manta rays and others. In addition, the residents are friendly and have invested in boats and motorboats for tours among the mangroves, islands and coasts. Several of them have received training as guides or in cooking and offer travelers delicious culinary experiences, especially seafood.

Veraguas 650000m²

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Land for sale in Torio, Veraguas, Panama

$ 260,000

INCREDIBLE PROPERTY OF 52 HECTARES (128.49 ACRES) FOR SALE, IN THE HEART OF TORIO, VERAGUASFor sale is a stunning piece of land, ideally situated a mere 6km from the beautiful Torio Playa beach. Nestled in the location of Torio Arriba, this expansive property spans over 55 hectares and boasts an enviable position alongside the Torio River, offering a captivating riverfront experience. As an added natural wonder, the land also features its very own waterfall, enhancing the charm and allure of this unique offering.A cozy little house has already been constructed on the premises, providing the perfect opportunity for immediate habitation. Imagine waking up to the soothing sounds of the nearby river and enjoying the tranquility that this idyllic setting offers. Venturing up the nearby mountain, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the sea and the entire valley, truly a sight to behold. The road access to the land is currently a gravel path, adding to the rustic charm of the area. However, it's important to note that crossing the Zapotal and Torio rivers may be challenging during the rainy season, particularly in October and November. A sturdy 4x4 vehicle is recommended to ensure easy access to the property throughout the year.Whether you're seeking a private retreat, a potential development opportunity, or simply a slice of paradise to call your own, this land offers limitless potential. Don't miss out on the chance to own a remarkable piece of nature where the river, mountain, and sea converge. Embrace the beauty of Torio Arriba and make your dreams a reality.

Mariato 520000m²

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Land for sale in Colon, Buena Vista, El Giral

$ 260,000

Land for sale located between the cities of Panama and Colon, only five miles away from Via Trnasistmica. You can reach this property from the Community of El Giral in Via Transistmica, and driving five miles to the mountains. Land is currently covered by trees, and has potential for reforestation projects, cattle raising, or other type of projects. It has great views of the mountains and Lake Gatun. Summary: - Location: Colon, Buena Vista. - Size: 182 Acres (74 hectares). - Titled. - Paved road half mile away. Access through dirt road. - Next to Agua Salud Project from The Smithsonian Research Institute. - Great views of the mountains and Lake Gatun. Distances: - 19 miles from the city of Colon. - 24 miles from Panama City. - 5 miles from Via Transistmica.

Buena Vista 742618.0m²

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