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Discover an extraordinary 25‑acre estate in the heart of San Pablo-an offering that blends cultural significance, agricultural productivity, and natural beauty in a way few properties can. With 8 acres of preserved Maya ruins , 17 acres of active sugarcane fields , a tranquil pond, and a network of historic tunnels, this is a landscape with story, scale, and possibility.

The preserved Maya ruins anchor the property with a sense of depth and cultural importance rarely found in private landholdings. This portion of the estate offers meaningful potential for:

Eco‑tourism experiences

Archaeological partnerships

Educational or cultural programming

A heritage‑inspired retreat or development

This is not just land – it’s legacy. Agricultural Strength & Versatility

The remaining 17 acres are currently cultivated with productive sugarcane fields, offering immediate agricultural value and the flexibility to expand into:

Citrus

Cacao

Regenerative agriculture

Specialty tropical crops

Agro‑tourism ventures

You’re not starting from scratch – you’re stepping into a working landscape with room to grow.

A serene pond adds both beauty and utility, ideal for irrigation, aquaculture, or recreational enjoyment. The property’s intriguing tunnel network introduces an unexpected layer of exploration and storytelling, enhancing its uniqueness and potential for curated guest experiences. A Property With Multiple Pathways Forward

Whether envisioned as a private estate , a heritage‑focused eco‑retreat , an agricultural expansion , or a mixed‑use project that blends culture and nature, this property offers rare flexibility. Its combination of size, history, and natural features makes it a standout opportunity in the region.

Eight acres of authentic Maya ruins on privately held land is extraordinarily rare. Opportunities like this simply do not come to market often – and when they do, they’re typically restricted or inaccessible. Here, you have the chance to steward something meaningful.

Agriculture, eco‑tourism, heritage programming, agro‑tourism, research partnerships – this property supports diverse revenue pathways, making it both resilient and versatile.

3. Built‑In Natural Assets

The pond, tunnels, and lush surroundings elevate the land beyond standard acreage. These features enhance both lifestyle appeal and development potential.

You enjoy the seclusion of a large estate while remaining close to town – a balance that’s increasingly hard to find.

Investors, developers, historians, conservationists, or private buyers seeking a one‑of‑a‑kind estate will all see value here. This is a property that invites imagination.

Culturally significant land with agricultural productivity tends to appreciate steadily. Its value is intrinsic, not dependent on market cycles.

This is the kind of property people hold for decades – because it’s rare, meaningful, and impossible to replicate. A One‑of‑a‑Kind Estate With Story, Scale & Possibility

This 25‑acre San Pablo property is more than land – it’s an opportunity to shape the future of a site rich with history, natural beauty, and development potential. For the right buyer, it’s a once‑in‑a‑generation acquisition.