Two natural springs on flat land in Ruta del Café

Two natural springs run on this 37,732 m² parcel in Los Puentes, Las Terrenas — a supply of water on site is not something most land in the area comes with. The ground is flat and in normal condition, which takes a good deal of the guesswork out of siting buildings on it. The land is fully fenced and kept up on a regular schedule, and it carries a number of mature fruit trees. It sits along the road with a long frontage, so access is straightforward and there is no track to cut before anything else can begin. Electricity runs nearby. Around it are the surrounding hills, in full view from the property, and the road it sits on is part of the Ruta del Café. The agent's read is that it would develop easily — a cluster of small eco-cabins, a working finca, or a single retreat — though density and permitted use in this zone would need to be confirmed with the municipality before you commit to a plan. The access road is dirt, and this is a quiet, largely undeveloped part of the peninsula with little passing traffic. That is the reason it is calm, and it is also the reason any visitor-facing project here would have to give people a reason to come. Walk the fence line and find the springs yourself; that is the part no photograph settles.