This 8-hectare property stands out immediately for one reason: direct access and frontage on the Pan-American Highway. Located in Santo Domingo, Bugaba, just 15 minutes from Paso Canoas (Costa Rica border) and positioned directly across from a gas station, this land offers a combination of scale, visibility, and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in this part of Chiriquí.

With approximately 135 meters of highway frontage, the property provides the kind of exposure and access that supports residential development, commercial projects, or light industrial use, especially for buyers who prioritize logistics and connectivity.

The Land

The property consists of 8 hectares of mostly flat and usable terrain, currently covered with natural grass and scattered mature trees. The topography allows for straightforward planning and gives you a clear sense of how the land can be structured from the start.

This is the kind of parcel where you can realistically evaluate different approaches:
a residential project with multiple lots, a mixed-use concept taking advantage of the frontage, or a commercial/industrial setup that benefits from direct highway access.

Strategic Position & Development Potential

What makes this property particularly compelling is not just the land itself, but where it sits and how it connects.

• Direct frontage on the Inter-American Highway
• High visibility location across from an existing gas station
• Easy access for trucks, logistics, and daily traffic
• Close proximity to Paso Canoas, one of the most active border crossings in the region

This positioning makes the property well-suited for projects that depend on movement, access, and exposure, rather than just views or privacy.

Practical Considerations

From a development perspective, this is a straightforward piece of land to work with:

• Flat topography simplifies construction planning
• Wide frontage allows for multiple access points if needed

About Bugaba, Chiriquí

Bugaba is one of the most productive and active districts in Chiriquí, known for its strong agricultural base and strategic location near Costa Rica. The area connects easily to David, Panama’s third-largest city, as well as to highland regions like Volcán and Cerro Punta.

Beyond its agricultural identity, Bugaba continues to grow due to its accessibility, infrastructure, and cross-border activity.