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Buy Belize Real Estate LLP proudly presents this extraordinary 25-acre riverfront sanctuary, a nature lover's dream that evokes an instant sense of calm from the moment you arrive. Nestled in the lush southern Belizean jungle with captivating views of the Maya Mountains, this property offers approximately 900 feet of pristine Rio Grande River frontage complete with multiple sandy swimming coves, smooth barefoot entry points, and idyllic floating spots you'll never want to leave.

Two Charming Residences + Guest Quarters

The estate includes a spacious 36' x 40' main home, a cozy 33' x 38' guest cabin, and an en-suite caretaker's quarters, each with inviting wrap-around verandas for birdwatching, sunset views, and quiet reflection. Both homes are fully equipped with modern solar systems, public water connections, and large cisterns for rainwater harvesting.

Recent upgrades include:

Main Home Solar: Top-of-the-line Outback 3kW, 48V system with 12 panels, plus four new panels installed in Oct. 2022 (20-year warranty)

New 8000W Generac Generator (Aug. 2025) for added backup power

New Freshwater Well (April 2025) with 2200W AC/DC solar pump producing 20 GPM

Guest House Solar Upgrade (May 2025) with high-efficiency panels, lead carbon batteries, inverter-charger, and MPPT controller

Eight German-engineered solar batteries (March 2023)

Second Generac 6500W generator for the smaller home

A reinforced concrete storage building doubles as a hurricane shelter for peace of mind.

Lush Tropical Grounds

From the gated entry to the riverbank, the property showcases an impressive array of mature fruit trees, including lemon, lime, grapefruit, mandarin orange, mango, papaya, cashew, cacao, banana, coconut, and even apple along with flowering plants, raised garden beds, and riverside trails. Former citrus orchards still flourish alongside open grassy fields and preserved dense jungle teeming with wildlife.

Daily encounters with howler monkeys, toucans, parrots, coatis, herons, macaws, armadillos, ocelots, and jaguarundis are part of life here, making it a true paradise for eco-adventurers and photographers.