This 55-hectare farm sits along the main road in Costa Arriba de Colón, about 1.5 km from Miramar and 2 km from Cuango, offering reliable year-round access—an important advantage in this region. The property is an active cattle farm, already set up to operate from day one. It includes internal divisions, electric fencing, water sources, and established pasture, reducing the need for upfront investment. Rolling terrain naturally defines grazing areas and circulation paths without major land work. The farm manages around 73 head of cattle, with capacity for up to 95 annually under proper management. It features seven paddocks, a two-wire electric fencing system, and a rotational grazing setup that supports efficient livestock movement and pasture use. Soil conditions are predominantly red and iron-rich, supporting drainage and aeration. Water comes from four year-round wetland areas, providing a consistent supply. Land use includes approximately 66% pasture, 32% secondary forest, and 2% small-scale crops. The property includes two homes, a pool, a rancho, and utility structures for storage and farm operations. A main house sits elevated with a practical two-level layout and covered terrace. Located along the Caribbean coast, Costa Arriba connects to Portobelo, La Guaira, beaches, and nearby islands.