ACTIVE  50.463 acres Teak Plantation “Investment Property” in Southern Belize!

50.463 acres of well-drained soil, serviced via an all-weather road with a distance of 3 miles to the Southern Highway and 8 miles north of Punta Gorda (regional airport) within the boundaries of Jacintoville in the Toledo District.

Approximately 16,000 teak trees, now 11-12 years old, are well established and growing freely. When harvested, the stumps of the existing trees will produce a new crop without the need to re-seed or plant seedlings. The teak plantation has been thinned, pruned, and repeatedly fertilized.

The yields depend on various harvest ages, acreage, and cubic meters per cycle. Prices per cubic meter reflect market valuations for age and girth. After twenty years, the trees will have reached their prime market value.

This property offers a sustainable, long-term investment option. Additionally, the plantation will naturally regenerate itself after each cutting, and the value of the land, which has not been factored in, is expected to steadily increase, as the Toledo District is emerging as a tourist destination in Belize.

The business is already registered and set up as a fully functioning incorporated entity, including its shares, with the advantage of no property transfer taxes.