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Potrerillos Arriba is known for its volcanic soil, evergreen fields and cool climate. There are many treasures to discover in the deep river valleys, with waterfalls and natural wells to explore. The rural setting offers extreme tranquility, yet is actually only 40 minutes from the conveniences of Panama’s third largest city, David.
Located about 1200 meters above sealevel, the Potrerillos Arriba Pasture Land property gently slopes down one of Volcan Baru’s lush green plateaus. It has been entirely improved with Estrella Grass for the cattle who roam. Within the 23 hectares is a seasonal creek, and along both the East and West borders of the property run seasonal creeks and a branch of the David River.
Gravity fed irrigation tubes have been installed all throughout the fields to provide fresh water for the herds from a private water concession which be transferred with the sale of the propertyt, and the well is located just meters above the property boundary. The irrigation system has been designed to service each section of land, divided for rotating the cows. Each of these sections are fenced and accessible with a quad, as is the boundary of the property.
The 23 Hectare Potrerillos Arriba Pasture Land is perfect for: A spectacular home and farm
Live and work in a springlike climate all year. Whether you’re working from your computer or growing fruit or livestock, this big chunk of land will support your dreams of a serene lifestyle. Imagine your windows wide open to the fresh breeze and exquisite views, not a neighbor in sight, just your herd, your family and your garden.
At the lowest point of the property, a gravel driveway enters from the East, crossing a creek and providing easy road access to the dairy barn, which is now unused but functional. The caretaker’s quarters are also at the entrance of the property, they are fenced and occupied by a helpful and trustworthy family.
The crescendo of this property experience is the incredible views at the farm’s highest point, which surpass the trees aligning the borders and the creek and reach all the way to the Pacific Ocean.
