This 188.57-hectare property for sale in Ciudad Neily, Corredores, Puntarenas, gives investors access to a large landholding with direct frontage along the Inter-American Highway, approximately 94 hectares planted with oil palm, and extensive pasture, secondary vegetation, and mountain areas.

The property sits directly across from the Ciudad Neily Hospital, near one of the main commercial and institutional centers in southern Costa Rica. Its size, road exposure, existing agricultural use, and varied terrain support several possible investment strategies, subject to zoning, environmental regulations, technical studies, and government approvals.

The sale includes two farms offered together for $7,000,000.

Investment Overview

• Total land area: 188.57 hectares
• Equivalent area: 1,885,700 square meters
• Equivalent area: approximately 465.95 acres
• Asking price: $7,000,000
• Approximate price per hectare: $37,121
• Approximate price per square meter: $3.71
• Approximate price per acre: $15,023
• Number of farms: Two, sold together
• Existing agricultural use: Approximately 94 hectares planted with oil palm
• Additional land: Pasture, tacotal, mountain terrain, and natural vegetation
• Road access: Direct frontage along the Inter-American Highway
• Reference point: Directly across from the Ciudad Neily Hospital

These figures help investors evaluate the property by total value, price per hectare, and current land use.

Two Farms with Different Land Profiles

The property includes two farms with different characteristics and possible uses.

Farm 1 – 114.02 Hectares

• Approximately 90 hectares planted with oil palm
• Approximately 24 hectares of pasture and tacotal

This farm contains most of the property’s agricultural production area. An investor may continue the existing operation, improve the plantation, introduce a different agricultural program, or evaluate a gradual transition to another permitted use.

Farm 2 – 74.55 Hectares

• Approximately 4 hectares planted with oil palm
• Approximately 70 hectares of mountain terrain, pasture, tacotal, and natural vegetation

This farm includes a larger concentration of mountain and vegetated areas. An investor may evaluate these sections for conservation, reforestation, environmental programs, ecotourism, or other low-density projects.

Existing Oil Palm Production Area

Approximately 94 hectares currently support oil palm cultivation. This existing agricultural use gives the property an operational component and may reduce the time required to establish a new agricultural activity.

An investor may consider several strategies:

• Continue oil palm production
• Improve or rehabilitate the cultivated areas
• Introduce another agricultural use over time
• Combine agriculture with another permitted activity
• Develop the property in phases while maintaining part of the existing operation

Buyers should review the age, condition, productivity, maintenance history, and commercial structure of the plantation during due diligence.

Direct Frontage Along the Inter-American Highway

The property benefits from direct frontage along the Inter-American Highway, one of the main transportation routes connecting southern Costa Rica with the rest of the country and the Panama border region.

The highway separates the land into two main sectors. One side contains most of the cultivated oil palm area, while the opposite side transitions into pasture, secondary vegetation, and mountain terrain.

This configuration allows an investor to organize different activities by location. The areas closest to the highway may support projects that require visibility and road access, while the agricultural, mountain, and vegetated areas may support other uses.

An investor may evaluate the road-facing sections for:

• Commercial development
• Agro-industrial operations
• Storage or logistics facilities
• Service-related businesses
• Agricultural processing
• Other projects that benefit from highway exposure

All proposed uses remain subject to zoning, road access approvals, infrastructure capacity, environmental requirements, and government permits.

Strategic Location in Ciudad Neily

Ciudad Neily serves as the administrative and commercial center of the Corredores canton in Puntarenas Province. The area provides healthcare, retail, government services, agricultural supplies, workforce access, and transportation connections.

The property sits directly across from the Ciudad Neily Hospital and close to local businesses and services. This location gives investors access to infrastructure that many large rural properties do not have nearby.

The location may suit investors evaluating:

• Agricultural operations that require labor and supplies
• Agro-industrial or storage-related projects
• Long-term land holding in southern Costa Rica
• Projects that serve Ciudad Neily and nearby communities
• Cross-border operations between Costa Rica and Panama
• Geographic diversification outside Panama

Its position near the Costa Rica–Panama border may also appeal to buyers with existing business interests in Chiriquí or western Panama.

Mixed Topography and Multiple Land-Use Areas

The property includes flat areas, gentle slopes, pasture, tacotal, mountain terrain, and natural vegetation.

This range of terrain allows an investor to assign different uses to different sections of the property. The existing agricultural areas may continue supporting production, while the highway-facing, mountain, and vegetated sections may support separate strategies.

Possible investment directions include:

• Oil palm production
• Agricultural diversification
• Agro-industrial development
• Commercial development near the highway
• Logistics or storage facilities
• Reforestation
• Conservation projects
• Ecotourism
• Environmental education
• Long-term land banking
• Phased development

Buyers should not assume that every section supports the same use. Each proposed activity requires separate technical, legal, environmental, and infrastructure review.

Mountain and Conservation Areas

The property includes extensive mountain and naturally vegetated sections. These areas may interest buyers who want to include conservation, reforestation, biodiversity protection, or environmental programs within their investment strategy.

An investor may evaluate opportunities related to:

• Reforestation
• Forest restoration
• Conservation programs
• Carbon-related projects
• Environmental certifications
• Nature-based tourism
• Environmental education

Qualified legal, forestry, environmental, and financial professionals should confirm the feasibility of these options.

Buyers should also review forest classifications, protected areas, water resources, development limitations, and environmental regulations before moving forward.

Property Summary

This 188.57-hectare property in Ciudad Neily offers investors a combination of scale, highway frontage, active agricultural land, and access to an established regional service center.

The property includes approximately 94 hectares planted with oil palm, two farms with different terrain profiles, direct exposure along the Inter-American Highway, and large areas of pasture, tacotal, mountain, and natural vegetation.

The property may suit agricultural operators, land investors, agro-industrial companies, developers, conservation organizations, or buyers seeking a large landholding near the Costa Rica–Panama border region.

Contact Information

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