#4510- 92.23-Acre Self-Sustainable Estate – Eco & Wellness Retreat Opportunity, Society Hall, Cayo District

An exceptional 92.23-acre self-sustainable estate in the sought-after Society Hall Registration Section, just south of Blackman Eddy Village, Cayo District, Belize, under 4 miles from the George Price Highway. Though fully off-grid, the property runs on reliable 24/7 solar power and water systems, offering the rare combination of independence and comfort, with strong potential as an eco-retreat, wellness destination, working farm, or family homestead.
 
The two-storey ferro-concrete main home has galvanized roofing on metal purlins and a 64 x 64 ft (4,096 sq ft) footprint. Upstairs, two identical master suites (24 x 18 ft each, on the north and south sides) each have a private full bathroom with bidet, a separate closet area, and argon-filled tinted windows with 180-degree views, opening directly to the kitchen and wrap-around veranda. The open-concept living room and country-style kitchen feature an oversized countertop, built-in sink, 6-burner gas stove, and custom local-hardwood cabinetry with glass doors and a hardwood pot rack. A mono-pitched roof and metal louvers keep the space bright and naturally ventilated, and an interior lift assists with accessibility and moving goods between floors. The approximately 2,560 sq ft tiled, enclosed wrap-around veranda offers room to entertain or relax, with potential to enclose further living space.
 
The ground floor includes a 432 sq ft room with a 6 x 8 ft insulated cold room (previously used for meat processing), and a 726 sq ft utility room housing the solar battery banks and inverter, washing machine, 22kW Generac backup generator, a bathroom with shower, and the elevator landing.
 
Utilities include a solar-powered water heating system, four 2,641-gallon water cisterns, and a 50kW solar power system that runs air conditioning, appliances, lighting, pumps, security, Wi-Fi, and more. A screened, tiled 22 x 24 ft patio overlooks the backyard with a 4-foot-deep pool, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
 
A 12 x 18 ft guest house sits about 100 ft from the main home with one bedroom, a living/kitchen area, a private bathroom, an enclosed lower level for storage, and its own 660-gallon water storage system. Near the main entrance gate, the caretaker’s residence has a 16 x 30 ft concrete ground floor (living room and kitchen, functional but may need minor repairs) and a 14 x 18 ft wooden upper floor with two bedrooms, plus an indoor kitchen with appliances, a traditional Mayan-style outdoor kitchen with a thatched roof and fire hearth, its own solar power, and two 660-gallon cisterns.
 
Of the roughly 92 acres, about 30 are developed and 60 remain in secondary jungle, with a private creek along the northern boundary, a buggy/horse trail network, and rich wildlife including parrots, deer, and howler monkeys. Farm infrastructure includes a barn with two horse stalls and a feed room, a wooden cattle-handling corral, a concrete-floored chicken coop, a two-chamber septic/greywater system, eight man-made ponds (five year-round), two fenced pastures each with its own pond, and a solar-powered remote sliding entrance gate.
 
Established, income-producing agriculture includes about 250 lime trees (roughly $400 USD/month in passive income), around 200 banana/plantain plants, 50 dragon fruit plants, 25 mango trees, 20+ soursop trees, 2-3 breadfruit trees, 2-3 tamarind trees, and several coconut palms.
This is more than a property,it’s a ready-made foundation for a profitable eco & wellness retreat business Or simply just an Eco Co-living Village.
Financing is available for qualified buyers, and full relocation support (QRP, immigration guidance, residency and citizenship pathways) is included.