Mariatos
07/14/2026
Mariatos | $2,500 PER HECTARE FOR SALE: 862 + 6643 SQM, MARIATO, VERAGUAS
$2,156,660
- Price
- $2,156,660
- Lot Size in m²
- 8626643
Location
Mariatos
Published
14/07/2026
Price/m² of land
$0.24
Details
THE PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE.
THE TOTAL PRICE FOR THE 862 HECTARES + 6643 SQM IS USD $2,156,660.75
Located in the province of Veragua, on the main Mariato-Quebró highway, Mariato District, Veragua Province.
The land is irregularly shaped and topographically comprised of mountainous sections, some areas of which offer panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. It is covered with native shrubs and trees. The total area, registered in the public registry, is 862 hectares plus 6643 square meters.
The land consists of 14 independent properties. The front of the property borders the main road from Mariato to Quebró. Its shape is irregular and the topography consists of a gentle downward slope that runs towards its central part. The land is covered with natural grass, shrubs and trees typical of the area. It should be noted that this section has approximately 32 hectares reforested with trees of the Melina, bitter cedar, oaks, eucalyptus, yellowwood, teak, Guayacán, and other types. The rest is natural forest.
THE TOTAL PRICE FOR THE 862 HECTARES + 6643 SQM IS USD $2,156,660.75
Located in the province of Veragua, on the main Mariato-Quebró highway, Mariato District, Veragua Province.
The land is irregularly shaped and topographically comprised of mountainous sections, some areas of which offer panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. It is covered with native shrubs and trees. The total area, registered in the public registry, is 862 hectares plus 6643 square meters.
The land consists of 14 independent properties. The front of the property borders the main road from Mariato to Quebró. Its shape is irregular and the topography consists of a gentle downward slope that runs towards its central part. The land is covered with natural grass, shrubs and trees typical of the area. It should be noted that this section has approximately 32 hectares reforested with trees of the Melina, bitter cedar, oaks, eucalyptus, yellowwood, teak, Guayacán, and other types. The rest is natural forest.
