Lime orchard on property with the Mayan Mountains in the background

194.86 Acres, situated at mile 27 ½ on the Hummingbird Highway in the Stann Creek District, with approximately 1 mile of frontage on the highway, with 4 roads/trails leading into the property. This property has approximately ¾ mile of the Dry Creek running through it (the creek name does not reflect the true nature as the creek has lots of water year round on the property). There are two small streams, which run into Dry Creek, as well as two large swim holes on the property , on Dry Creek. Drinking water is supplied from a spring on the property which produces a constant stream of water year round.

There is an eight year old building of rustic pole, concrete and stone construction along the highway side, this was constructed as a 60 seat restaurant, it also has five bedrooms with 3 shared bathrooms. Parking is available in front of the building where stones and concrete have been placed up to the highway side, there is also a lovely highway-side patio for dining.

 

One of the swimming holes on Dry Creek on the property, near the highway

The property has a large hill on the western portion with a great lookout area, giving an incredible view of the Hummingbird Valley and Mayan Mountains. There are three waterfalls and a lake close by on the Government forest reserve to the west of the property with trails leading to them through the property. There is plenty of young timber on the property, as well as many other trees. This property is very picturesque and extremely beautiful along the creek frontage as well as throughout the rest of the property. There are numerous trails meandering through the property.

Restaurant and residence building situated along the Hummingbird Highway, on the property, with norfolk pines and agaves in the foreground

There are numerous fruit trees on the property, including bananas, 15 mangos, guavas, cacao, cashew, malley apple, 30 acres of orange, tangelo and temple mandarin, 7 acres of limes and coconuts. Decorative plants include red gingers, white and pink oleanders, pink, purple, red and orange beaugainvillea, golden shower, flambouyant, waha, variegated philodendron, agaves, screw pines, lillies, spiral gingers, yellow heliconias, lobster claw heliconias, various hibiscus, variegated ginger, roses, crotons, ranger seed, palms, pink ginger, napoleons, etc.

The electrical poles along the highway are being installed and it is expected that electricity will reach this property in December of 2000.

This beautiful property is priced at only $300,000.00 US, Negotiable. SOLD!

The Hummingbird Highway, leading to the property	Gorgeous decorative plants and flowers on west side of restaurant building with Maya Mountains in background
Mango trees and Maley apple trees on the hill, looking towards the Maya mountains	Many beautiful heliconias grace the creek banks
Fertile soil with lime trees	Caladiums run wild on the property along with many other decorative plants
Many decorative red gingers adorn the property	Patio and highway in front of restaurant building
View of north east boundary of property and Dry Creek from the Hummingbird Highway	A foggy day enhances the intriguing beauty of Dry Creek and the property
Bougainvillea and hibiscus grace the highway frontage of the property	View from lookout hill on property, of the waterfall in the Maya Mountains forest reserve to the west
Incredible view of the property from the top of lookout hill on the western portion of the property	Wonderfully crystal clear water in Dry Creek comes directly out of the forest reserve to the west of the property

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