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Yaravi Farm in Bejuco

Lot Size: 30,000 mts2
Sale Price: $330.000 (market value $25/$40 mts2)
Public Services: Electricity, Water, Telephone, Internet, Cable TV

Known for its cool, fresh climate and pristine natural
environment, the 30,000 mts2 Finca Yaravi is nestled
in the highlands of Buenos Aires in the Sorá mountain
region north of Bejuco. It's a fine place for walking,
bird-watching, or horseback riding.
Located only 45 minutes east of Panamá City, Finca
Yaravi is in the community of Buenos Aires near the town
of Sorá, district of Chame, province of Panamá.
The property is accessed from the City by a modern
four-lane highway until the turnoff at Bejuco and then by
a well-maintained two-lane highway to the mountains surrounding
Sorá.

With an elevation between 500 and 1,154 meters (1,640 to 3,786 feet), the area's year-round
average high temperature is 20° C (68° F), while the average minimum is 16° C (61° F). As
with all of Panamá, the year is divided into dry and wet seasons (also called Summer and
Winter). Temperatures vary little but precipitation will increase during the wet or winter season.

Part of the magnetism of the Finca Yaravi is the beautiful, panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean
and of the Cerro Picacho and Cerro Jaime mountains. There is unsurpassed natural beauty in
Finca Yaravi as you are surrounded by 90 Teak trees, 130 coconut palm trees, and many fruit
trees such as mango, guanabana, orange and many others.

Recently built in 2005, the pressure treated wooden Cabin provides the simple comforts of
home while enjoying panoramic views and swaying palm trees from the deck or pool. Not too
far from where you are, you can hear the playful singing of parrots as they stop by a mango tree
for a midday snack. As you stroll through Yaravi, you may be greeted by Ruki, the resident
horse, or by the friendly geese family which will most likely be playing joyfully in their pond.
Nearby you will come across the chicken coup with baby chicks, guinea hens, a turkey and
multiple chickens, fighting cocks and roosters of all sorts.

As you continue walking to the lower portion of the Finca Yaravi you will come across a few
plantations of bananas, plantains, papayas, oranges, grapefruits, limes, Chinese lemons,
guayabas, guanabana, yucca and a large production of premium black pigeon peas. On the
slopes you can enjoy the spectacular viewing of the resident wild monkeys in the avocado tree
while listening to the flowing waters of the creek below.

The scenery envelopes you with beautiful sights and sounds as you hike around the Finca
Yaravi. A rare heliconia and ginger collection is in its second year of blooming which provides
a wonderful tropical cut flower for every day enjoyment.
The lush, green tropical rainforests are the product of a rich, volcanic soil from ancient times.
Some of the trees in the area include these tropical species: Espave (Anacardium excelsum),
Cedro Espino, (Bombicopsis quinata), Amargo (Quassia amara), Copé, (Chrysochlamys
nicaraguensis), Cedro Amargo, (Tabebuia rosea Bignoniaceae), Cocobolo (Dalbergia retusa),
Mountain pine trees (Pinus Caribea), Guayacan (Tabebuia guayacan), Laurel, (Laurus nobilis),
Madroño, (Arbutus unedo) and Lluvia de Oro (Cassia fistula).

The highlands region is the habitat of the Harpy Eagle, Tody Mot Mot, Dull-mantled Antbird,
Eye-ringed Flatbill, Buff-throated Saltator, White-tipped Sicklebill, Green Hermit, Sunbittern,
Bay-headed and Emerald tanagers, deer, sloths, monkeys, mammals and golden frogs. (The
Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) is an endangered species found on the surrounding mountains.
Additionally, rivers, ponds, lakes, waterfalls, tropical rainforests, and mountains surround the
area

Nearby facilities and/or communities, 10-20 minutes away from Finca Yaravi offer:
■ Hiking trails along the Maria River and its beautiful waterfalls and pendant bridges, "El
Picacho" and ecological reserves
■ Private scenic road connecting Altos del María to El Valle mountain community with its
famous handicraft, vegetables, fruits, plants and flowers market
■ Breathtaking view of the ocean, mountains and valleys of the region
■ Horseback riding
■ Bird Watching
■ The impressive golden frogs (Atelopus zefeki) which can only be found in this part of the
world and are an important part of a study conducted by the Smithsonian Tropical Research
Institute
■ A 15 minute drive from Panamá's most beautiful beaches in the Pacific
■ Less than 10 miles from an 18-hole golf course and Equestrian Club
■ Petroglyphs or rock paintings from the Indians written over 1,000 years ago can be found
throughout the area
■ Dozens of restaurants along the Panamerican Highway, less than 5 miles from the property
■ At the town of Sorá, you can find grocery and hardware stores. The health center of the
area has been recently remodeled, offering basic and emergency services.
■ Some of Panamá's best known beaches are only 15 minutes away from Buenos Aires: Punta
Chame, Gorgona, Coronado and Punta Barco.
■ In Coronado, there is a championship 18 holes Golf course, Par 72, with 7,092 yards of
"greens" and "fairways" designed by Tom & George Fazio. It is considered one of the finest in
all Latin America. Further down the road is the brand new Manta Raya Golf Course, located
in the property of the Decameron Hotel.
■ Also, in Coronado, 19 km. (12 miles) away, along the Pan-American Highway, there are
supermarkets, restaurants, gas stations, handicraft markets, hardware stores and more.