San Roman, Stann Creek, Georgetown, Stann Creek District, Georgetown, Stann Creek District

100072615001 - 1700 Acre Ranch with Caves in Maya Mountains - AmenitiesFertile SoilHikingHorseback ridingLarge AcreageLimestone hills with cavesLivestockPonds & freshwater wellsYear-round-creeksSometimes we have the honor of bringing a truly exceptional property to the market and Lil Bill Hill Ranch is indeed one of those. This property is located in San Roman, Stann Creek District just between the Southern Highway and Maya Mountains - one of the most fertile areas in Belize abundant in limestone and riverbed soil. This vast 1700+ acres has endless potential and is awaiting its new owner. Lil Bill Hill Ranch features a master house, three cabanas, two caretaker homes, Barbeque bar, store room, fencing and large water ponds that are ideal for livestock production and farming. This property is located at the foot of the Maya Mountains and offers amazing views to the west. One of the most impressive and unique features are the two large limestone hills that are covered with jungle and are home to 3 large caves. These caves and limestone hills are features that make this property like no other! Lil Bill Hill Ranch is also home to several hundred head of cattle, horses and sheep. Chickens and Peacocks can also be found. This farm has been in use for over 15 years but has never reached its development potential. The entire land mass is fenced and well kept and an ideal canvas for farming or ranching.Lil Bill Hill Ranch is just minutes away from the Placencia Peninsula. Placencia is a tourist destination in the country of Belize and home to expats from around the world. Hundreds of tourist from all over the globe visit Placencia for vacation to enjoy the beach, fishing, snorkeling, diving, culture and food.ganA small portion of the land was recently leased to a Hemp operation which successfully grew the crop but for personal reasons the owners could not continue.Belize had been a former British colony prior to its independence in 1981 and it is the only country in Central America that speaks English as its main language and is a member of the Caribbean community (CARICOM). It is known worldwide for being the country with the second largest barrier reef in the world, also for culture diversification, marine life, wildlife, Maya ruins and much more.