A 482.66 acre property with infinite possibility. Located in the heart of the island of Guanaja. Lush, tropical, deciduous forest with 5,000 feet of white sandy beachfront along azure tropical waters, the largest waterfall of the Bay Islands, year round stream, and thousands of tropical plants and animal species, some yet to be discovered. From summit to turquoise Caribbean seas, the verdant acreage presents an incredible opportunity.

These 482.66 acres of uninterrupted greenspace have been protected and preserved by a sole owner for 27 years. The breadth and topological diversity of the property make it an attractive site for institutional-scale projects, a rehabilitation center, national park, world heritage site, university, research campus, upscale eco resort, or other philanthropic endeavors.

Solar power, freshwater on site, and other amenities make the home an ideal base for sustainable ecological development. The property features a 3 bedroom estate, a separate structure for researchers and guests, as well as various other structures necessary for island living, maintenance and on-site caretakers. Lovingly built and maintained, the main home is a unique gem with 3 bedrooms, a library, a great area and decks with spectacular hilltop sea views and exquisite vegetation. The property is home to many species, many yet to be identified.

Property and Access:
· Nearly one mile of beachfront acreage (5,000 feet).
· Trails to Guanaja´s largest waterfall which is seated on the property.
· Access to the area is by boat, or by a narrow footpath on the beach that connects the property to the village of Mangrove Bight (30 minutes walk).
· Boathouse and pangas included.

Biodiversity:
· Countless endemic species.
· Sea turtles nesting area.
· Home to the Yellow-naped Amazon parrot.
· Other endangered species (more information available).
· Overlooks the abundant rainbow reef inside the declared Marine Park of Guanaja.
· Michael's Rock Vista/Overlook.
· Fly-fishing zone.
· Low-land swamp forest important to Guanaja's ecosystem.
· Lush tropical flowers.
· More detailed studies are available.

The property speaks for itself as a well-preserved natural wonder in the heart of Guanaja. Although Guanaja is known as the "Island of Pines", this spot is covered by a highly diverse tropical deciduous forest. The area has a size of 333 acres on a slope, from sea level up to 415 meters above sea level. Few properties like this still exist. A rare find for the right investor.