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95 acres in the hills above Tamanique, set along the Río Grande with waterfalls on the eastern side of the property. Native forest, rock cliffs and open meadows — the kind of land that is hard to find this close to the coast.
It sits about 12 km by road from El Tunco, so the beaches of Surf City are fifteen minutes away while the land itself stays quiet, cool and green. The terrain is sloping and irregular, which creates elevated viewpoints across the ridges.
It suits a low-density collection of ecological country homes, or a boutique mountain retreat built around the water and the views — a complement to the coast rather than a copy of it.
Part of the property's eastern boundary runs along the Río Grande.
Waterfalls on the eastern side and plentiful water on site.
The slope keeps the land above the river. The seller cites El Salvador's environmental assessment map viewer for low flood risk.
Dense native trees and plant cover across the property, in a mostly undeveloped rural area.
Electricity in the surrounding area, with the ETESAL Tamanique substation within 2.5 km.
Carretera Litoral, then Carretera Tamanique. Paved roads lead close to the property; a dirt road covers the final stretch. A project to widen the road to Tamanique to four lanes has been announced.
Property details are seller-reported and subject to survey, title review and independent verification.
Low-density ecological country-home lots set among native forest, with river access and mountain views.
An intimate retreat built around the waterfalls, the river and the ridgelines — the mountain counterpart to the Surf City coast.
A family compound or long-horizon hold that keeps most of the forest as forest.
Possibilities are illustrative, not plans or approvals — subject to zoning, permitting and independent verification.
Photos from the site. Video available on request.
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