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Mapa

Set amidst the scenic southern Belizean rainforest, this beautiful private estate is located in the Toledo District, 11 miles from Punta Gorda Town and the Gulf of Honduras. Situated near the village of Yemeri Grove, the estate is also in close proximity to the Maya Mountains and the major archaeological sites of Lubaantun and Nim Li Punit.
The property itself consists of 61.62 acres of land, of which approximately five (5) acres have been cleared, with the remainder having been preserved in its natural state. The estate has a private driveway linking it directly to the Southern Highway and to regular bus and transit routes.
The property is bordered on the north by the Machaca River - linking the property to the Rio Grande River and the Caribbean Sea - and on the south by the Southern Highway. There are three (3) major creek systems on the property, along with numerous brooks and streams, as well as several well-maintained, scenic, rainforest hiking trails.
The central section of the property consists of an elevated, cleared, parcel of land, approximately five (5) acres in size. The natural gradient of this area, supplemented by a series of drains, ensures efficient water flow during the rainy season. Rainwater flows down from this section of land into the creeks and streams encircling its base.
Often described as a botanical garden, this central section of the property has been professionally landscaped and is carefully maintained. It is bordered by two formal orchards - dedicated principally to Valencia orange trees - and is characterized by a wide variety of trees and floral gardens.
Within this picturesque setting, there are three (3) bungalows, otherwise known as ‘casitas’, or guest houses, one (1) main building, and several outbuildings.
The main building is comprised of an open-concept kitchen and living area which may also function as a bedroom. The building itself is comprised of a tiled concrete foundation topped by a concrete/stucco half wall. On top of the half-wall, there is treated wooden framing and tongue and groove exterior wooden walling (installed 2019). The roof (constructed in 2015) is framed with local Santa Maria hardwood and covered with high-grade zinc roofing. The building also has three (3) hardwood doors – two (2) of which are mahogany, the other Santa Maria - complete with locksets and deadbolts (installed 2019). The main building also features a beautiful, custom-made, concrete and stone verandah that overlooks the orchards and gardens.
The three bungalows, or guest casitas, are constructed using the traditional open-air Mayan style. Like the main building, each of the casitas has a tiled concrete foundation and concrete/stucco half walls. The casita roofs are supported by rosewood posts and are covered with (bay palm) roofing. All of the casitas are outfitted with high-quality insect screens and security screening. The buildings are fully furnished with high-quality local wooden beds, side tables, and cabinetry.

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