This 10-hectare (approximately 24.7-acre) property is located just outside of Las Tablas, in a central and accessible part of the Azuero Peninsula. The land is fully usable and mostly flat, making it practical for a wide range of uses, whether agricultural or future development.

The property is currently being used for cattle farming, along with crop production including rice and corn. Its open layout and terrain make it easy to work, expand, or reconfigure depending on the next owner’s plans.

One of the key features is a water reservoir already on the property, which supports agricultural use and adds long-term value for irrigation or future development planning.

Access is straightforward, with the property located just a few minutes from a paved road, and within a short drive to the center of Las Tablas. This makes it convenient while still maintaining a rural setting.

In terms of utilities, electricity is not currently connected, although it is available in the area. Water is serviced through a rural aqueduct (acueducto rural). There is no existing internet infrastructure on-site.

The surrounding area is made up of neighboring farms and countryside properties, giving it a quiet and agricultural environment without being isolated.

From a development perspective, the size and flat topography make this property suitable for subdivision, a residential project, or a larger-scale agricultural operation. It could also work as a long-term land hold in a region that continues to see gradual growth.

About Las Tablas

Las Tablas is one of the main towns in Panama’s Azuero Peninsula and serves as a central hub for the Los Santos province. It’s known for its strong cultural identity, especially during Carnaval, which is one of the largest and most traditional celebrations in the country.

For day-to-day living, Las Tablas has essential services including supermarkets, banks, clinics, restaurants, and schools. It’s not a large city, but it offers enough infrastructure to make it practical for both residents and property owners in the surrounding areas.

The region around Las Tablas is heavily agricultural, with cattle farming and crop production playing a major role in the local economy. This makes it a stable environment for farmland investments.

In terms of location, Las Tablas sits within reasonable driving distance to beaches like Playa El Uverito, and also provides access to other towns across the Azuero Peninsula such as Pedasí and Chitré. For someone looking at land in this area, the appeal is a combination of usability, accessibility, and a slower, more traditional lifestyle.