Opis:

A RARE FIND – a turn-key home on 33 acres with 1400 ft of waterfront to divide into lots, plus more subdivision potential on hillsides with breathtaking views.

This versatile property is located 25 minutes from the city of Bocas del Toro, Panama, with an airport and convenient shopping.

Enjoy a turn-key North American style home on a large acreage abounding with tropical fruit trees and health-giving plants. Or create income from renting the home. Or subdivide this large acreage into waterfront and hillside lots on the Caribbean Sea. The waterfront includes a secluded lagoon with alternate access to the property.

The 1,280 square-foot home features a spacious open-plan kitchen with dining peninsula, adjacent to a living room with three Palladian windows facing the wrap-around veranda. A sizeable, well-appointed bathroom plus two good-sized bedrooms with large built-in storage units create easy comfort. The 8-foot wide by 40-foot long enclosed veranda completes the home, offering generous \"al fresco\" dining and living space.

High-speed wireless internet and cell phone service keep you connected to the world. Solar power, propane fridge and stove, and a filtered rainwater collection system virtually eliminate high utility costs.

Delight in viewing parrots, toucans, egrets, hummingbirds, and other wildfowl from your screened veranda overlooking your own pineapple fields, waterfront, and flower gardens.

Coconuts, mangos, bananas, plantains (cooking bananas), yucca, taro, key limes, avocados, cashews, cacao trees, and pineapples by the hundreds are seasonally available throughout the year. White ginger, hibiscus, noni trees, and lemon grass provide natural beauty and healthful benefits. And if you prefer, you may use the property's hills for grazing cattle.

The 60-foot floating dock with attached 20’ by 10’ platform makes mooring and unloading a breeze. The platform doubles as a sunbathing spot while snorkeling the adjacent reef. Or stand on the platform and glimpse the passing dolphins while you fish for dinner.

House: 9 13 02 N, 82 15 15 W Dock: 9 13 00 N, 82 15 11 W North Shoreline Boundary: 9 13 06 N, 82 15 10 W South Shoreline Boundary in private lagoon. Property includes one half of this lagoon. 9 12 58 N, 82 15 22 W Southern Hilltop Corner: 9 13 05 N, 82 15 21 W

The house has been built to North American standards, which is very rare for wood-framed buildings in this area. A municipal occupancy permit has been issued. The structure includes: construction using imported treated pine framing and siding (very durable in this climate and insect-free), a foundation deck of 4 x 10 beams and 2 x 8 floor joists set on posts with concrete footings, fully finished smooth interior walls (not open stud walls) constructed of cement board, taped, sanded, and painted like drywall, a hanging, dropped ceiling with aluminum-backed drywall-style tiles which provides insulation from heat and effectively buffers the sound of falling rain, screen-vented soffits which prevent entrance of bats, birds, and other wildlife into the building, an open-plan living and kitchen area, with a dining peninsula for inside dining, the large open living area can also be configured into a living room plus formal inside dining room, two bedrooms, each 11 by 12 feet, with large closets and built-in shelving for ventilated storage, a 432-square-foot screened-in porch with relaxing living and dining areas, a virtually bug-free and pest-free interior space with locking, screened vinyl windows, and metal entry doors with deadbolts, an indoor and outdoor shower, ceiling fans in the bedrooms and kitchen/living room, four water collection tanks to hold 2200 gallons of rainwater (9000 liters), a triple-filter water system, consisting of a sediment filter, a carbon filter, and a UV filter as the final step before delivery to the entire house, a washing machine hookup in one of the three enclosed rooms beneath the house, a modern digital clothes washer, four enclosed, secure storage areas below the elevated foundation deck of the home, an on-demand propane hot water heater, as well as a propane fridge and five-burner propane stove with broiling grill beneath the oven element, a rooftop-panel solar power collection and storage system, a backup 5500-Watt Honeywell generator for emergency use septic system,

Dock: Extending out 60 feet, five-feet wide, with a 20-by-10-foot platform at the end. This floating dock sits on 4’ x 5’ x 1’ floats decked with treated pine and nispero. All dock construction permits and marine concession have been obtained.