Description

Agricultural Farm in Lares | 14 Cuerdas | Paved Access | Utilities Infrastructure in Place

A rare opportunity for the farmer or agricultural entrepreneur looking to establish or expand operations on some of Puerto Rico’s most fertile land. This property spans approximately 53,846 square meters (14 cuerdas / 13.60 acres) and is located in Barrio Espino, municipality of Lares — a region historically recognized for its rich soil and deep-rooted coffee farming tradition.

The property offers direct access via paved road off Route 436, an electrical utility pole within the property boundary, and existing AAA water infrastructure ready for connection. The terrain is predominantly flat with gentle slopes, making it well-suited for full-scale agricultural operations. The Río Culebrinas — a significant local waterway — runs through a of the farm, providing a natural water source for irrigation and field operations.

The land carries an A-4 soil classification under the Special Protected Rural – Agricultural (SREP-A) category, ensuring long-term preservation of its agricultural character and natural conditions. This classification supports a wide range of uses, including hydroponic operations, coffee, plantains, vegetables, and other agribusiness ventures.

Property requires conditioning. An old non-functional structure is present on site.
Asking Price: $150,000

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Data last updated 06/01/2026