7,100-Acre Strategic Landholding | Deep River, Toledo District, Belize

Lot

7100 ac

About this property

Boatman Estates | 7,100-Acre Investment Opportunity in Toledo District A rare opportunity to acquire approximately 7,100 acres of strategically positioned land in the Deep River region of Toledo District, Belize. Boatman Estates combines substantial river frontage, established road infrastructure, nearby power access, and a location approximately seven miles from the Southern Highway. The estate is divided into two blocks—approximately 4,700 acres and 2,400 acres—offering flexibility for a range of investment strategies. Its extensive natural landscape presents potential for carbon projects, conservation, eco-tourism, agroforestry, and long-term land investment, subject to the necessary assessments and approvals. Preliminary project materials identify potential carbon-sequestration opportunities and long-term hardwood agroforestry models, while the property's scale, accessibility, biodiversity, and proximity to conservation areas add further strategic value. This opportunity is particularly suited to institutional and strategic investors, carbon project developers, conservation and impact funds, ESG-focused investors, and eco-tourism or agroforestry operators seeking a substantial landholding in Belize. Qualified buyers are invited to request the supporting investment materials and arrange a confidential property discussion with BBRE. Carbon, forestry, development, and revenue figures referenced in supporting materials are projections and are subject to independent verification, regulatory approvals, market conditions, and purchaser due diligence.

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Features

• Approximately 7
• 100 acres
• Deep River frontage
• strategically located in Toledo District
• approximately 7 miles from Southern Highway
• year-round road access
• nearby power infrastructure
• two-block configuration
• approximately 4
• 700 acres in Block 123
• approximately 2
• 400 acres in Block 124
• carbon project potential
• conservation and biodiversity value
• eco-tourism potential
• hardwood agroforestry potential
• subdivision potential within designated areas
• established natural environment
• suitable for institutional and strategic investment
• freehold landholding
• asking price of US$2
• 000 per acre.

Status history

1. UnderReview → Active · Sep 19, 2026 — Approved by staff
2. New → UnderReview · Sep 18, 2026