Guaduas, Cundinamarca 253440

Property DetailsCategoryCoffee Farm - Lot - Land LocationGuaduas, Cundinamarca, Colombia.Sale Price$2.565.000.000, 00 COPTamao de la propiedad:68.69 acres / 2992367.1 pies2 / 278000 mt2 / 27.8 HaProperty Size:600 m2 / 6458.34 sqft - (Main house, Manager's house, warehouse, coffee processing area, workers' house, workshop)Road Conditions:Good condition - Off-Road.Distance from Bogot DC: Just 28 minutes (11.8 kilometers / 7.33 miles) from the center of Guaduas, Cundinamarca; and approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes (113 KM / 70.2 mi), from El Dorado International Airport (BOG). Elevation and Climate1650 meters above sea level (5413.38 feet above sea level), with an average annual temperature of 21C (69F-95F). Tropical climate.Great business and investment opportunity:This coffee farm is the dreamland of a geologist who, upon retiring, ventured into coffee cultivation and other crops in a privileged area. Situated between 1650 and 1700 meters above sea level (5413.38 and 5577.42 feet above sea level), this farm boasts a lush and fertile natural environment. The owner is seeking a strategic partner interested in acquiring the entire property, a portion of it, or some coffee lots. The property spans an area of 27.8 hectares (68.69 acres) and is located in Vereda La Cumbre-Guaduas, Cundinamarca. This farm is an agricultural paradise with a diversity of crops that make it unique in its kind. The farm is certified with the Rain Forest Alliance seal and also sells its coffee to Nespresso. Its coffee has a cupping profile with a score of 86.63; tasted by the National Federation of Coffee Growers (FNC), and it won second place (out of 130 coffee growers) in the Eighth Departmental High-Quality Coffee Contest of Cundinamarca (Fusagasuga, 2023). The Farm can be purchased in its entirety, covering 27.8 hectares (equivalent to 68.68 acres), or divided into individual lots (4/4) as follows: Lot 1: 6.6 Hectares (16.28 acres); Lot 2: 6.1 Hectares (15.09 acres); Lot 3: 7.3 Hectares (18.04 acres); Lot 4: 7.8 Hectares (19.27 acres) With a total of 22, 000 coffee plants of the Castillo, Bourbon, and Colombia varieties, this farm is a prominent producer in the coffee region. In addition to coffee, it has a wide range of crops including banana and cedar walnut shade, with 1, 000 plants of Dominican banana, common banana, Urabeo, and bocadillo. The agricultural richness extends further with red, common, and has avocado trees, as well as a variety of citrus fruits including oranges, tahiti lemon, and mandarin lemon. The farm also offers an abundance of tropical fruits such as papaya, apple, pitayas, and vegetables such as cassava, tomato, squash, among others. In addition to its agricultural production, this farm hosts a meliponary of angel bees, thus contributing to the preservation of biodiversity and the local ecosystem. The farm has a built-up area of 600 m2 (6458.34 sqft), including a two-story main house with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms under construction, and a woodworking shop or study area; a prefabricated house with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, and dining room. It also has a worker's house with 1 bathroom, a BBQ kiosk, and facilities for coffee processing, such as a 100 m2 drying shed, a coffee processing facility. It also has sheds for 50 hens and a stable with a capacity for 25 cows. Offering various housing options and future development. To facilitate agricultural work, the property is equipped with a variety of tools and equipment, including an integrated coffee pulper with cylindrical sieve, coffee washer, electric guardiola for coffee drying, silo, tiller, brush cutter, chainsaw, and high pruner, among others. Furthermore, the farm has five water sources, two of which supply the houses by gravity, ensuring a constant water supply. A 25, 000-liter storage tank, as well as additional plastic tanks, ensure water availability for the farm's various needs. In addition, there is a communal aqueduct for additional water security. As an additi