Little Barton Creek, Unitedville Village, Cayo District, Belize
For Sale
$1,050,000
92.23 Acre Homestead for sale in Society Hall, Cayo District, Belize
A 92.23-acre homestead property for sale located in the Society Hall Registration Section in the Cayo District, Belize. Undoubtedly, this amazing property is an ideal homestead in Belize!
An unparalleled Homestead property for sale in the Society Hall registration section, south of Blackman Eddy Village, Cayo District.
A self-sustainable homestead with ample space to continue to develop and grow this God-given and fertile land. Even though the property is off-grid, under 4 miles from the George Price Highway, one would not know it was off-grid. The property features 24/7 power and water on-site.
A solid 2-storey ferro concrete home with galvanized roofing on metal Purlins with a total footprint of 64 feet x 64 feet, giving a total of 4,096 square feet.
Upstairs is the owner’s residence, consisting of 2 full-size bedroom suites, one facing north and the other south. The suites are identical in design and in size, 24×18 feet, with a wall that separates the bedroom area from the closet and a full-size master bathroom, which includes a bidet. The house was built exactly east/west.
The bed offers a 180-degree panoramic view through large, argon-filled, tinted windows and glass doors. Both bedroom suites connect directly to the kitchen and provide access to the spacious wrap-around veranda.
The mono-pitched roof provides high ceilings ideal for the flow of air in the living room/kitchen. Additionally, large glass windows provide natural lighting, and metal window louvers at the side of the mono-pitched roof add further airflow.
The living room/kitchen is the epicenter for family and friends’ gatherings. A country-style kitchen with an oversized countertop with a built-in sink, a 6-hole gas stove, and a local hardwood frame used as a pot rack. The kitchen cabinets are locally handcrafted and built with local hardwood, and with glass doors.
An interior “elevator” services the owner’s residence. The “elevator” was built to assist in transporting persons with physical limitations or to transport heavy items and or goods home.
The kitchen is accessed from either end by way of double glass doors from the oversized veranda. There is approximately 2,560 square feet of tiled and enclosed wrapped-around veranda. Potentially, the veranda may be enclosed to add more room if necessary.
The ground floor has 2 rooms. One of the rooms is 432 square feet, but it includes 6 x 8 feet insulated cold room. The room was used as the “slaughterhouse” where meat can be processed and hung.
The Second room is 726 square feet and houses the Solar Battery Banks with an inverter, a washing machine, a 22-kW gas Generac back-up generator, a toilet with a shower area, and the “elevator” landing that accesses the upstairs owner’s home on the first floor. The water heart is solar. There are four water cisterns, each with a 2,641-gallon water capacity.
A 50KW Solar Power Unit provides the required electricity for the home, which can run 3 split air conditioning units, refrigerator, lighting, pumps, cameras, Wi-Fi networks, and much more.
A 22 x 24-foot screened outdoor patio with tiled floor, and a 4-foot-deep pool with an 180-degree view of the immense backyard.
A 12×18 feet house located 100 feet from the main house, which is used as a Guest House. The guest house has a 1-bedroom, a living/kitchen, and a private bath. Part of the downstairs is enclosed for storage. Additionally, the guest house has its own 660-gallon water storage capacity.
The Caretaker’s House is located closer to the main entrance gate. It is a two-story building.
The ground floor is a 16 x 30 feet concrete block structure that consists of the living room and kitchen. There may be some repairs required to the area, but it is still usable.
The upstairs area is a wooden building with dimensions of 14 x 18 feet and consists of 2 bedrooms.
There is a Mayan outdoor wooden building with a thatched roof that is the kitchen. The kitchen was built by a Mayan. Additionally, it has a concrete slab and a fire hearth with a roof.
Solar power services Caretaker’s Home, and it has 2 water cisterns with a capacity of 660 gallons each.
The 93.23-acre homestead is under 4 miles from the George Price Highway, Cayo District. It is near the junction of Iguana Creek Road and the George Price Highway en route to Spanish Lookout. The property has all-weather road access. There are a few road patches during the rainy season, but no major issues to traverse.
The property has solar power and a gas backup generator. Numerous water cisterns are on the property to provide a year-round water supply.
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Location Society Hall, Cayo, Belize
Description Homestead, Ranch
Listing Price $1,050,000.00US or $2,100,000.00BZ Plus Transfer Fees
Closing Fees:
Includes but not limited to Stamp Duties, Registration fees payable to the
Government of Belize and legal fees are assumed by the purchaser
Central Bank Permits
If applicable sale will require permit from Central Bank of Belize under the Section 40 of the Exchange Control Regulations 2003
Notices
Price Deemed to change without notice; Property sold as is, where is; transferrable title
Photos showing boundaries are for demonstration purposes only and the purchaser must conduct due diligence.
All Prices in US Dollars
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