Lakefront Cattle Ranch and Development Opportunity in Granada, Nicaragua – A 90-acre Farm blending commercial ranching with vast development potential.
Situated on the newly paved road from Granada to Malacatoya, this sprawling 90-acre property is currently a working cattle ranch. Nestled on the shores of Lake Cocibolca (Lake Nicaragua), Central America’s largest lake, the property offers tremendous opportunities for development.
As a working cattle ranch, the property is fully equipped with corrals, feeding areas, three stables, warehouses, a water tank with an electric pump, and cattle troughs. It also features covered pens for calves, a covered milking parlor, and a covered chute for handling cattle, complete with an electronic scale cage. The property is divided into several pastures, all enclosed with electric fences.
In addition to these facilities, the ranch includes a hacienda home and caretaker’s quarters. The property is serviced by multiple private wells scattered across the property, and it has electrical service and internet availability.
Beyond its current use as a cattle ranch, the property’s development potential is ripe with possibilities. There are lovely sections of lakefront property, and beautiful water views would be seen from both single-story and two-story development. The land is ideal for dairy cattle, with a variety of grasses including Maralfalfa, Mulato II, Para grass, and natural chicken grass. It has also been used to grow a variety of crops such as watermelon, melon, squash, pumpkin, papaya, lemon, and banana.
Located just 15 minutes from the Colonial town of Granada, this land could be developed into a residential development, a large-scale hospitality venture, or other multiple uses, with plenty of land left over.
Granada, Nicaragua
Granada, Nicaragua is a city that was founded in 1524, as such is one of the oldest in the country and Central America. Drawn by year-round warm weather, colonial era architecture and the freshwater Lake Nicaragua, travelers from around the world flock to Granada, Nicaragua to enjoy the quaint city, first class restuarants and vibrant culture.
