carreterera transpeninsular salida al norte , San Bruno, Mulegé, Baja California Sur, Mulege, Baja California Sur 23920

Strategically located in San Bruno, Muleg, Baja California Sur, this 460, 606.42 m property presents an opportunity for investors and entrepreneurs. The land, with a semi-flat topography and regular configuration, is located in front of the Transpeninsular Highway and the Gulf of California, at the northern exit of the town of San Bruno. The property is divided into fractions: Fraction A (53, 988.65 m) Fraction B (35, 184.25 m) Fraction C (371, 433.52 m) The land use is mixed (residential / commercial) and the property is designated as a reserve area for short-term urban growth. It is located 1.0 km from the center of San Bruno. San Bruno is a small coastal community located on the eastern side of the Baja California Peninsula, overlooking the Sea of Cortez. It is located approximately halfway between the larger towns of Santa Rosala to the north and Muleg to the south. The area around San Bruno is characterized by stunning desert landscapes that contrast with the crystal-clear waters of the Sea of Cortez, making it a captivating destination for those who appreciate natural beauty. Key Features for Development: Panoramic Views: Offers views of the Gulf of California and tourist beach areas, as well as housing complexes and fishing grounds in the San Bruno area. Access: It has access via a dirt road. Services in Formation: Public and municipal services are 20% developed. Currently, it has water and telephone service, but does not have drainage, pavement, sidewalks, electricity, garbage collection, public lighting, or public transportation. However, it does have surveillance. Development Potential: The property has potential for tourism and commercial projects, with trends in rural, tourism, and sport fishing development. San Bruno is attractive for ecotourism due to its diverse marine life and natural beauty. The document highlights its potential for rural, tourism, and sport fishing development. Fishing is an important activity in the region, attracting bo