Nicholas Sanders

Photos of the Property can be found here.

https://www.yucatanbeachproperty.com/property/001983

A great opportunity for acquiring an established ranch and successful business here in the Yucatan, Mexico. This 6-hectare lamb and pig ranch is located 35 minutes from Merida, Yucatan and is fully established. The ranch includes irrigation, animal pens, covered corals, 8 pastures, and 3 hectares of Taiwan Grass. The business side of the ranch includes the clientele, meat processing equipment, corporation, and all the animals.

The property sustains about 150 producing Ewes, 6 rams and a fluctuating inventory of lamb. As well as,20 producing sows, 2 boars, and fluctuating inventory of pigs. The property includes a deep well irrigation system, and 110, 220, and 330 electricity. Each type of electricity is for different aspects of the ranch. Equipment includes everything needed to process the Taiwan grass for feed to processing the animals for the market.

The ranch currently sells to several restaurants and is well known in the area, they also sell directly to buyers at various local markets.

The ranch and business are sold with the corporation and everything is up to date with the documentation and taxes.

All of the animals are healthy. There are animals for both breeding and meat production.

* Ranch with 6 hectares and a small house
* 7 Covered Corals with Automatic Watering System and Lighting
* 14 Lamb Pens with Automatic Watering and Lighting
* 10 Pig Pens with Automatic Watering and Lighting
* 4 Pig Corals
* 8 Pastures for Animal Grazing
* 3 Taiwan grass Production with Irrigation
* Entire Ranch is Irrigated
* Deep Well and artesian well
* New Electricity - 110, 220, 330
* Small House with Butcher area and Terrace
* Healthy Animals for Breeding and Meat Production
* Established Business
* Maintained Corporation
* All Necessary Equipment for Meat Production
* All Equipment Needed for Animals
* Established customers from diversified sources
* Established suppliers
* High percentage of repeat sales
* Clean legal history
* Brand with no trademark, copyright or legal concerns
* Documented systems and processes
* Growth potential

* 61,775.76 sq meters of Land

* Ranch is Located about 35 Minutes from Merida off a well-maintained Highway

* Adjoining properties available for purchase. Could be a great project to convert the existing business into an organic/permaculture operation.


Merida, Yucatan is a vibrant historic city best known as the cultural capital of Latin America. Ancient Maya cities, stunning cenotes and majestic haciendas dot the countryside of the Yucatan. Merida has its own international airport, first-class healthcare, modern amenities, timeless traditions, and rich history. Plus the Gulf Coast is just a short drive away. Most important, Merida is considered the safest city in the western hemisphere. Merida is now one of the top destinations for retirement, investment, and living.

Nicholas Sanders

nicholassandersyucatan@gmail.com
52 1 999 398 1267
 
https://www.yucatanbeachproperty.com/property/002116

An amazing 25 hectares of land in the town of Muna with easy access on the Mundo Maya freeway This property is located only 30 minutes from the Merida International Airport and 45 minutes from centro, Merida. Easy drive for tourist, guest, clients or whoever would want to visit the property.

This place is meant for romance and leisure. The property includes acres of exotic tropical gardens that nurture plants for selling The property also permits breeding of European red deer (or other animals) either for enjoyment or selling. A wide collection of more than many varieties of Bamboo from all over the world, a collection of palms from remote places and also many different species of heliconias and ginger whose cut flowers are highly appreciated in both the local and more distant markets. The property is a one of a kind botanical garden that is not found anywhere else in the Yucatan.

The property has an extensive modern irrigation system, while still conserving and using the old water channels, pools and water tank from the old artesian well.

This property is urban, not rural, with high added value and all the modern services:  Internet, Satellite TV, and Cell phone reception.

The town of Muna has 12,000 inhabitants, several supermarkets, pharmacies, hospital, open-air market, and churches for at least 10 different denominations. Nearby is the famous Mayan site of Uxmal with luxury hotels, restaurants, and international level bars. Muna is in the center of the richest land in the Yucatan with Mayan vestiges from the classic and early classic period of Mayan history scattered everywhere around it. There are numerous archeological zones near to Muna such as Oxkintoc, Ahtunkeh, Labna, Sayil, Xlapac, Loltun, Chacmultun, and many more. Plus numerous haciendas, cenotes, and historic churches in the area as well.

Main House:

* Master bedroom with huge bathroom, tub, shower, and spacious sun terrace
* Guest bedroom with bathroom
* Living-dining room with high ceilings
* Kitchen, food pantry, refrigerator, and stove
* Precious tropical hardwoods
* Large covered terrace with old French tiles and walls with antique carved stones
* Sun terrace with clay floors, benches, a roomy plunge pool for refreshing dips, a fountain with aquatic plants and turtles and many flowerpots
* Car Port for two cars covered with old French tile roof

Guesthouse:

* Large terrace with old French tile roof and room for one car under the carport
* Living-dining room with high ceilings
* Bedroom
* Terrace French tile roof

Pool and Pool House

* Enormous infinity pool fed from a natural spring
* Terrace and dressing room made with wood and French tile roof
* Pool surrounded by flowers and jungle (completely private, but with a view of the garden)
* Comfortable staircase to the house
* Old Artesian Well

Property:

* Old well with "boca de noria" style. Submerged water pump to fill the pool and water the exotic plants
* 10,000 lt. Water tank
* Warehouse and Nursery zone
* Huge modern warehouse with great possibilities to be renovated as another house
* Terrace for the nursery
* Compost zone
* Guard/caretaker house
* Traditional Maya-style house with kitchen and bathroom for the caretaker's family.

Deer Zone:

Fenced delimited space with feeder and water dispenser
Once raised 20 European red deer of high-quality stock, perfectly acclimatized
Bungalow-style house with stables. Possibility to become rooms if you transfer deer to a different location.
Pastures
3 hectares with selected tropical grass for feeding the deer.

Nursery:

* Big water pump and irrigation system
* 10 HP Stainless steel water pump in a deep well
* Watering with two 100 Nelson canyons, with 7 valves
* 7 canyons with 1" valves
* Micro-aspersion irrigating system on the bamboo and heliconias
* Exotic tropical plants
* Bamboo plantations
* Variety of tropical fruit trees
* Ornamental plants
* Variety of Palms

Commercial potential for the property:

* Multi/Functional boutique hotel with cabanas for guest. Sprawling gardens, large existing pool, and access to numerous tourist sites in the area such as Uxmal, Puuc Route, cenotes and more. The property could be multi-functional with a restaurant on the main road to Ticul and could have a nursery/store for locals to purchase plants. This could be an amazing destination for people traveling to and from Uxmal and Ticul. Ticul is nearby and is known for its pottery and shoe-making.

* Property could be restored to a functional nursery with all the needed elements already in place. Bamboo is becoming a popular building material in the region and many established species on the property.

* Permaculture project with all the elements already in place. Merida is nearby for selling plants, fruits, and vegetables with an emerging market for organic produce and meats. Many ideas of a boutique hotel could be incorporated in the nature retreat and destination to tourist passing by.

* Just use a private residence, this is ready for someone to have their dream tropical home deep in the countryside of the Yucatan. Have all the excitement of living in the jungle, yet still have pizza delivered to your door, high-speed internet and walk to the nearby open-air market!.

This great piece of land is 8 hectares of untouched jungle. The land has not be utilized since 2002 which is great for an organic operation that would want to be certified. The property is 200 meters by 400 meters deep and is technically a corner lot. The land is located on the edge of Dzidzantun. A small organic farm was originally planned for this property.
There is a nature preserve to the east. Inside the reserve there is an abandon rock quarry that provides fresh water all year long which creates an intense biodiversity of wildlife in this area. To the north and south is raw land and to the west is pitaya operation. The property is about a 20 minute walk to the zocalo and a 5 minute car ride. Electrical lines run about 100 meters away and the water level depth is only about 5 meters in this area.
Dzidzantun is a wonderful pueblo to live in. It is known as the pueblo of teachers and has a higher standard of living than the average small town in Yucatan. For a town of only 8,000 people there is plenty of produce, meat and dry goods to be found. On Google Maps it does seem far from Merida, but it only takes about 30 minutes to drive to Altabrisa and 15 minutes to Motul. There is a well maintained highway located 10 minutes from the property that takes you straight to the Periferico.
The land is located on the same road that leads to the beach which is located 15 Kilometers north. The beach community is called Santa Clara and this quiet beach town has several seafood restaurants. Also nearby, are endless miles of undeveloped beaches in the area to visit. 590,000 pesos.

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Listing details: http://larrylimbaugh.point2agent.com/Dzidzantun/Yucatan/Lots_and_Land/Dzidzantun_Pueblo/Agent/Listing_181978130.html?l=es-ES

Hi! I have 8 hectares or 20 acres for sale. The property is 200 meters by 400 meters and is technically a corner lot. The land is located on the edge of Dzidzantun, Yucatan. A small organic farm was originally planned for this property, but, unfortunately, I have to return to the states. The land is in a great location and has gone untouched since at least Hurricane Isedore in 2002. Not much is on the property that I know of. There could be wells and more but I have only surveyed the land a little. There is a nature preserve to the east. Inside the reserve there is an abandon rock quarry that provides fresh water all year long. So there is a lot of biodiversity in this area. To the north and south is raw land and to the West is a pitaya field The property is about a 20 minute walk to the park and market in town. Electrical lines run about 100 meters away and the water level depth is only about 5 meters in this area.
Dzidzantun is a wonderful pueblo to live in. It is known as the pueblo of teachers and has a higher standard of living than the average small town in Yucatan. For a town of only 8,000 people there is plenty of produce, meat and dry goods to be found. On Google Maps it does seem far from Merida, but it only takes about 45 minutes to drive to Altabrisa and 20 minutes to Motul. There is a nice highway located 10 minutes from the property that takes you straight to the periferico. I do not drive fast, so possibly less time for others. The land is located on the same road that leads to the beach which is located 15 Kilometers north. The beach community is called Santa Clara and there is excellent seafood there. There are also endless undeveloped beaches in the area to visit.
We are asking $35,000 US or 440,000 pesos. That is only 5.5 pesos a square meter. The land is clear and ready for any foreigners to own. We own it under a corporation and it was easy to buy. We have a clear title. Our lawyer was very thorough and made sure there are not debts or other problems with the land. Taxes are 800 pesos a year. Great opportunity for someone who wants to start their own homestead. Please send email if you are interested.

Xavier? Are you on facebook. there is "permacultura en mexico" group. i think he is active there. that also may help you find some more contacts.

There is a guy who gives permaculture classes out of Tulum. I am sure there are others in that area. Valladolid has a decent permaculture community. I am on the other side of the peninsula so I really don't know much about that area. The guy I am referring to I sent a email requesting information on classes a while back. I thought his prices were a little high so I never attended. I think he wanted 10,000 pesos for a one day class introduction class.

Hey you all! So I am in Yucatan Mexico starting my own sustainable homestead and business on a little hacienda that I am renting. I haven't been very active on this site, but I have been reading all the post about rabbits thoroughly. Lots a great information that I am so appreciative that people are willing to share. So after some extensive research on here, other websites and learning about the local commercial farming of rabbits, I am ready to dive right into raising rabbits for profit. I know of restaurants in the nearby city that are interested in the meat and the manure can sell for a good price in this region. I am wondering what suggestions or good advice people might have for raising rabbits in the tropics? I am planning on keeping the rabbits in tractors. I have plenty of space for them to be moved around. I also have plenty of large mature trees that I can use to shelter the tractors in the heat of the day. Its also a great solution for me since I am currently at a rental and will be moving my operations for my own land over the next few years. I am also in a remote area with limited resources. Finding organic feed is just impossible out where I am. I can probably pick some up from a city a hour away, but its not going to be reliable. The plan is to feed them only from things found on the property and garden. So I wondering what tropical plants could the rabbits eat as a staple. I planning on expanding the garden for rabbit feed. But I wonder about thing like bananas, papaya, epazote, etc. Not just the fruits, but the plant themselves. I just asking because most advice, instructions and articles are from the perspective of growers in regions much farther north than I am. I curious on what info I might be missing for the region and conditions that I am facing. I appreciate any insight!

Where in the Yucatan are you located. I am currently living in Merida and about to startup own project. I am looking for sources of education. Salud! Nicholas

I am just beginning to plan out our new green/sustainable home here in Yucatan Mexico. Our biggest challenge is cooling. It is hot and sunny all the time other than when it is raining. I was hoping a cooling tube system would work. But I also was concerned with condensation and mold. I am leaning that it might just not work for this area. any suggestions?