Carr Federal chetumal - Bacalar 169, Juan Sarabia, Othón P. Blanco, Quintana Roo, Othon P. Blanco, Quintana Roo 77965

LAND FOR SALE TO DEVELOP located between the MUNICIPALITY OF BACALAR and the MUNICIPALITY OF OTHON P. BLANCO. Practically equidistant 10 minutes from the magical town and the city of Chetumal, which is the capital of the State of Quintana Roo. In the town of Juan Sanabria. With a suburban vocation, aquaculture, conventional and alternative tourism.The land has a rectangular polygon shape with slight curved variations in the background, with 508, 307 meters of frontage to the dirt access road that connects with federal highway 307.Northwest: 508, 307 meters with zone 1 common use land.Southeast: 305.70 meters with plot 170.South: 406, 682 meters.Northeaste: 384, 002 meters with common use land zone 1.The total size is 155, 000 square meters in the suburban area that belongs to the POEL OTHON P. BLANCO zoning and the UGA 30 OCCIDENTE XUL HA subzoning, in this sense, the density established for construction: 124 homes / 60 rooms per hectare . The permitted height should always be consulted with the project before Urban Development, however, the use of the area is two levels.The area currently has agricultural properties and is known as Achiotal, in the area called Western Xul Ha, which has a wide variety of land uses permitted by the local ecological planning program of the Othn P. Blanco municipality: it has a road Access 1200 meters from federal highway 307 Chetumal Puerto Juarez and is located 10 minutes from various resorts and the capital of Quintana Roo itself. Likewise, in less than 30 minutes you can reach the Chetumal international airport and the Mayan train station in this area.The property has a large water well and abundant water. The land has previously been used with palm plantations and agricultural crops, which have covered approximately 4 hectares, and the rest is secondary vegetation of medium-sized subevergreen forest.The road that allows direct access to the land has power lines at the foot of the land, because there is the availability of electricity