Cabañas Estate (Necoclí)Value per hectare: $17,000,000 (Colombian pesos)Asking Price 42,272 mil COP = $9.3 million USD at 4500Huge farm made up of ten properties of 2,486 hectares 5,664 square meters, located in the Vereda Cabañas district of Mulatos.Two thousand two hundred fourteen hectares (2014 ha), of these there is a portion of six hundred hectares (600 ha) open in paddocks (Pastos Huminicula, Bachearia and Pastos Nativos) with a division of fourteen paddocks (14) with barbed fences and electric wire and the remaining area is in tall brush. The additional surface of the land is found in native forest and lowlands of the Marimonda swamp.The farm has approximately 10 kilometers of clean white sand beach that can be used in tourism projects.The entire property is flat, there are no inclines, slopes or terrain accidents such as hills, mountains or similar things.The region is rich in natural resources, with an exuberant flora that ranges from small plants to huge trees in the most wooded areas. Within this plant collection there are species such as Ceiba Blanca, Caracoli, Ceiba, Guáimaro, Rubbers, Jigua, Roble, Balso, Abarco, Palma Nolí, Palma Cabeza de Negro, Cativo, Guino, Red Mangrove, Bobo Mangrove, Prieto Mangrove, Totumo , Arracacho, Cantagallo, Bread Tree, Piñuelo Mangrove, among others. Ideal for planting rice, banana, pineapple, Tahiti lemon, coconut, cassava, as well as for livestock, fish and beekeeping.The property can be accessed by land through the district of Mulatos in the municipality of Necoclí (Antioquia), from the urban center the river is crossed to the southwest, from there there is a distance of 15 kilometers to the main house, but the property begins at kilometer 5 after leaving the corregimiento.By water it can be accessed through the Caribbean Sea, after leaving the port of Mulatos and emptying into the sea, you take a route to the southwest for 25 minutes by boat. Arriving at the beaches of the property and entering through a canal until reaching the main house.Privileged location for different developments of the Sol de Oriente project.Tatiana GH