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230 Acres Farmland with Streams in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

This 230-acre farm is located in the Garzas Ward of Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, offering immediate access to PR-518 (Scenic Route) and PR-10. The property is bordered by the Garzas River and features several internal streams, providing abundant natural water resources. Its diverse topography includes flat areas and is ideal for large-scale cultivation of coffee, fruits, and organic or sustainable agriculture. It’s also suitable for rotational crops, biodiversity projects, livestock, and communal-cooperative initiatives. The property’s varied terrain, stunning views of Lake Garza and Adjuntas Pueblo, and proximity to natural attractions like Cerro Guilarte, ponds, waterfalls, and rivers make it a prime opportunity for agro-tourism. The land is situated in FEMA Zone X, indicating low to minimal flood risk, and is zoned AG for General Agriculture. Annual property taxes are approximately $501. The soil is described as rustic.

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Type
Land
Land
10,029,166 ft²
Zoning
General Agriculture
Topography
flat
Water
Yes
Permitted uses
Agriculture, Agro tourism, Livestock, Rotational crops, Biodiversity, Communal cooperative use

What this listing includes

  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Mountain view
  • Ocean view

What people say about Puerto Rico

Accounts from Puerto Rico agree on one point above all: the electric grid.

  • Concern Unreliable grid and outages; backup power treated as a normal ownership cost
  • Concern Hurricane and flood exposure; insurance limits, exclusions and timing need checking before buying
  • Positive Foreign buyers can hold title; purchase runs through option contract, title study and attorney-notary
  • Mixed Act 60 incentives still attract buyers but are narrowing and conditional for new applicants

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