The property is comprised of four separate farms, two of them are titled and 2 are Right of Possession. The first Titled farm is 97 hectares and 1779.40 m2, the second Titled farm 95 hectares and 6888.5 m2 m2, meaning a total of 192 Titled hectares. The Right of Posession farms are 30 Hectares and 24 Hectares providing 54 Hectares more. The Northern limits of the property align the Rio Cauchero all the way to its mouth at the Chiriqui Lagoon, where a 200 meter strip of Mangrove forest buffers the property’s union with the sea. The Southern and some of the Western borders of the property are wrapped by the Quebrada Grande. Along the West side, a pedestrian trail leads to neighboring lots which are mostly farmed, and connects to the highway located about 1.8 kilometers further West. The property has both primary and secondary forest throughout. About 35% is hilly, while the rest of the land is flat. There is a wide variety of native species of tropical hardwood including Laurel, Cedar, Oak, Zapatero and Cerillo among others, which are spread uniformly over the property. The farmed portions of the property are covered with national grasses Faragua and Delight, though there are some areas where pasture has been improved upon, which are growing Rattana , Bracharius