MACAW BANK, CAYO
RIVERSIDE RESORT ON 50 ACRES
MACAL RIVER FRONTAGE

An ecologically-correct resort located on the river in the fertile Macal River Valley at Macaw Bank; only eight miles from the Twin-Towns of San Ignacio and Santa Elena.

Property buildings include:

* A 2 bedroom house (20' x 30' + 6' verandah) with a 20' x 20' wooden deck and a utility room downstairs.
* 5 cabanas each with private bath.
* A thatched palapa used as a restaurant/bar with separate kitchen and bathroom.
* An adjacent stone BBQ is designed in a chimney shape.
* A wooden cabin with verandah which hosts the office and a gift shop.
* Other buildings/structures include a storage shed; nursery with approximately 500 plants; and stables.
The resort has hot water and electricity is provided by solar with a back-up generator. Water is provided by pump from a well.

The 50 acre grounds of the resort are very nicely landscaped with many varieties of trees, shrubs and flowers and there are some magnificent large, aged trees scattered around the property. Fruit trees include mango, sour sap, banana and plantain, star fruit, avocado, orange, mammy apple and plum. Nature trails lead around the resort and down to the river, where there are some nice beaches for swimming and canoeing, etc. There is an attractive bridge which crosses a year-round creek that runs through the property. The property is completely fenced and also boasts an undeveloped Maya ruin. There are also some nice views of the Maya Mountains that surround the area.

There is much in the way of wildlife to be seen on the property, including a rare glimpse of the shy tapir, and for bird-watchers, this is a paradise of different bird breeds.

This is a unique opportunity to break ino the growing tourism maket of Belize at a very reasonable price. Alternatively, this property would make a perfect retreat for a church mission or other organisation.

Property features

Area: Cayo
Property Type:
* Commercial
* Waterfront
Serial No of Property: 2074

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Agent

John Acott
Company: RE/MAX Property Center
Properties: 221

After living for 22 years in San Ignacio and Santa Elena, I can honestly say that, should you make the decision to make a new home in Belize, you could not do better than to live in the Cayo District. After all, it is not only the popular choice for tourists visiting this jewel called Belize, it is also the number one choice for those relocating to a new home in this paradise country of ours. Here, amongst the hills, rivers, jungle and Maya ruins, you will meet many from North America, from Europe, and indeed, from all around the globe who have made a new and happy life for themselves and their families in the Cayo towns

I have been a Belize real estate agent for over five years and I will be pleased to help you in any way that I can to find the property that you are looking for.