ACTIVE  Oceanfront Commercial Complex ,Punta Gorda, Toledo District

Positioned directly at the northern gateway to Punta Gorda town, this 2.3-acre oceanfront property is home to the largest commercial building in the Toledo District, a striking three-storey, 46,464 sq.ft complex that combines immediate rental income, a hotel already taking shape, and an entire open floor ready for a buyer’s own vision.

The ground floor (16,352 sq ft) is fully leased to an established building-supply and appliance retailer, delivering income from day one. The second floor (16,352 sq ft) is a completely open floor plate, a blank canvas suited to offices, retail, additional hospitality, or any other commercial use. The third floor (13,760 sq ft) is already framed and partitioned into hotel rooms and sits in the finishing stage, offering a fast track to a boutique hotel opening on the coast. A fuel station operates within the property’s front forecourt, adding a further income stream on the same title. The site’s generous paved parking and surplus land leave plenty of room for expansion, additional structures, or added parking capacity.

With direct highway frontage, ocean views, and a location every vehicle passes on the way into Punta Gorda, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully-established commercial anchor in one of Belize’s fastest-emerging districts.

Property highlights:
– 2.3 acres, oceanfront, at the main entrance to Punta Gorda town
– 46,464 sq ft across 3 storeys
– 1st floor leased to a building-supply retailer (16,352 sq ft)
– 2nd floor open floor plate, blank canvas (16,352 sq ft)
– 3rd floor hotel, rooms partitioned, finishing stage (13,760 sq ft)
– Fuel station on site, additional income stream
– Ample parking, room for expansion
– High-visibility highway frontage

Punta Gorda (“P.G.”) is the capital and largest town of Toledo District, Belize’s southernmost region, home to roughly 41,500 people. It is a working seaport town and the commercial hub for the surrounding Maya, Garifuna, Creole, and East Indian communities. The town’s own population has grown steadily, from 5,351 at the 2010 census to an estimated 6,027 by 2016, and it remains the district’s principal center for commerce, government, and trade.

Punta Gorda also functions as a customs port of entry with ferry links to Guatemala, positioning it as a logistics point between Belize and Central America.