Santuario de 67 Hectáreas Frente al Mar en Arena, Veraguas

Quebro, Mariato, Veraguas

Description

This 67-hectare oceanfront property in Arenas, on the west coast of the Azuero Peninsula, Panama, offers approximately three kilometers of continuous frontage on the Pacific, under a single owner. It is not a typical beachfront lot. It is a whole coastal landscape. The terrain is elevated and irregular, with rolling hills and ridges that descend toward the sea. Multiple high points offer sweeping panoramic views of the Pacific and natural separation between possible future building sites. The slopes favor view-oriented construction and gravity drainage. There are no buildings, structural improvements, or partial projects. This is raw, cleared land, open to the view. The coastline combines sandy stretches, rock formations, and small coves. Its west-facing orientation allows for uninterrupted sunsets and captures the prevailing sea breeze. Some areas of the coast benefit from natural topography that creates sheltered zones, offering the possibility of natural mooring, subject to feasibility and permits. Two seasonal freshwater streams enhance the landscape, and the surrounding region retains rich native wildlife and vegetation. Access is from Mariato toward Arenas by paved highway, followed by a secondary road in good condition. The property can be reached by car thanks to the existing infrastructure. This property could serve as a private multi-residential development, a phased development, an eco-resort concept, a conservation acquisition, or a strategic land reserve. Large, continuous oceanfront holdings will increasingly be subdivided. Opportunities at this scale are not frequent.

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