Sitting just 45 minutes from San Salvador, between the Comosagua ridgeline and the town of Lourdes, sits two montañas encompassing almost 600 acres, at about 3,300 feet above sea level. This enormous piece of land, overlooking the new Los Chorros highway, provides many natural resources:

• Water springs and a river

• Cacao, coffee, guavas, avocados, mangos, and more fruits

• Teak, bamboo, cedar and more trees

• Flagstone and salt mines

There are four buildings that are in need of restoration, as well as the road that goes through the property, providing two access points with a 4x4 vehicle: one in Comosagua from the south, and the other in Lourdes from the north.

This size of land does not come around often, especially so close to the capital city. The location and possibilities of a sustainable ecotourism village, mountain resort, road development, or all of the above, create an opportunity to steward this land, conserve the nature, and bring the property back to life.