Vichada Farm | 3,563-Hectare Productive Rural Asset

A rural asset of 3,563 continuous hectares in Colombia’s Vichada department, bordering the Río Vita — the region’s principal river and the only one under legal protection in Colombia. A large-scale opportunity for patrimonial and productive investment.

The property includes seasonal streams (caños veraneros). Land use: 60% cattle ranching, 40% agriculture/reforestation. Natural pastures ready for regenerative grazing; soils suited to long-cycle crops (palm, rubber, cashew).

Meaningful scale that enables economies of scale. High water availability. One of the most competitive per-hectare prices in Colombia. A department prioritized by the Colombian government for rural development.

Clear legal standing: the property is divided into three independent farms, with titles issued by INCORA (Colombia’s former land reform agency), duly registered deeds, and taxes up to date. Suitable for institutional investment.

Meaningful scale (3,563 continuous hectares, enabling economies of scale). High water availability. One of the most competitive per-hectare prices in Colombia. A department prioritized by the government for rural development, with active agricultural incentive programs.

Bordering the Río Vita, the Vichada’s principal river and the only one under legal protection in Colombia. Includes seasonal streams. Land use: 60% cattle ranching, 40% agriculture/reforestation. Natural pastures ready for regenerative grazing; soils suited to long-cycle crops (palm, rubber, cashew).

An institutional-scale asset for private investors, family offices, and agricultural investment funds. Price: $1,860,000 USD (approx. COP $7,126,000,000; $523/hectare reference) — highly competitive against comparable productive assets in Colombia. The 3,563 continuous-hectare scale enables logistics and operating-cost efficiencies. Medium- and long-term appreciation potential driven by regional infrastructure development and currently low barriers to entry.

A department with notable investment potential: rich in minerals and water resources, prioritized by the Colombian government for rural development, with active agricultural incentive programs. Roads, bridges, and logistics connectivity are under progressive development.

No structures on the property. 100% production-focused. Natural pastures ready for regenerative grazing. Soils suited to long-cycle crops (palm, rubber, cashew).

Designed for private investors, family offices, agricultural investment funds, and structured productive projects seeking exposure to real assets and medium- to long-term wealth protection.