The property is fully livable and self-sufficient, featuring a three-bedroom hilltop main residence with expansive decks and panoramic sea views. The estate also includes two guest houses, multiple support buildings, and off-grid independence provided by solar power and natural spring-fed freshwater systems. A boathouse with two pangas ensures easy transport, while existing structures provide a turnkey solution for investors and staff. La Finca already yields a bounty of tropical fruits, including 565 Asian coconut palms and 555 cacao trees ideal for boutique coconut or chocolate ventures, along with 103 soursops, 73 apple bananas, 39 mangoes, 36 mandarin oranges, and 35 cashew trees. Rare tropical fruits, including yellow mangosteen, santol, and Malay apple, thrive here alongside 53 heliconia flower beds and 41 mahogany trees grace these acres. This unique parcel is a sanctuary within a globally significant ecosystem, home to the endangered Yellow-naped Amazon parrot and a gateway to the nearby Marine Park's world-class snorkeling and diving. La Finca is a cornerstone property for those who seek both viable investment potential and a life connected to nature. Significant coastline beaches provide access to neighboring villages by sea, foot, or horseback. This is an exceptionally rare opportunity for a lifestyle of fulfillment, offering the chance to develop a resource that will endure for generations to come