ACTIVE  #Wildlife Corridor 160 Acres

Belize Wildlife Corridor 160 acres for sale. This property is 160.19 acres in a rectangular shape and runs 1.4 miles to its western border from the Southern Highway. It has approximately 0.4 miles of highway frontage along the west side of the Southern Highway, which is the main route to the Placencia area. Additionally, there is about 800 ft of secondary road on the property.

Structures on the property include 7 concrete shell buildings, including a lodge building measuring 35 ft. by 25 ft. and a house measuring 18 ft. by 34 ft. These well-built steel reinforced concrete shells could be transformed into usable structures.

A creek known as Red Creek runs across the property, joining Cabbage Haul Creek and providing fresh water to the Sapodilla Lagoon near the Sittee River. This area is known to provide habitat for various wildlife species, including Jaguar, Puma, Tapir, Ocelot, Jaguarundi, Yellowhead Amazons, Tinamu, Great Currasow, and many others.

The property is approximately 65 ft. above sea level at the highway frontage and reaches over 300 ft. of elevation on the western border, about 1.4 miles west of the highway. The high forest at Red Creek has a canopy of 65 ft. and features emergent trees, such as Ceiba, that exceed 100 ft. in height. Tapir Creek enters Red Creek from the south.

Electricity is available nearby for those who wish to connect to it. The location is approximately 4 miles from the Caribbean, 12 miles from Hopkins Village, and 10 miles from Sittee River Village.