Valle del Pinal is an exclusive, unique area in our country.
Disconnecting from the everyday has become a luxury. I invite you to discover this accessible yet secure alternative, allowing you to start working towards your goals, relax, disconnect, spend time with family, and avoid depleting your savings. Lots of varying sizes offer the opportunity of a natural environment with ample space for development. Lots start at 2500 m² and are priced from $16.00 USD per m² to $20.00 USD per m².
Area 1: $20 USD per m², minimum 1000 m². Area 2: $12 USD per m², minimum 2500 m². Areas 3 and 4: $4 and $6 USD per m², minimum 1 hectare.
Valle del Pinal is located a 7-minute drive from Laguna Hanson, just 4 km away, in the heart of the Constitución de 1857 National Park. The charms of Valle del Pinal extend beyond its flora, fauna, climate, and minimal light pollution. It also boasts proximity to ancient Kumiai settlements. These archaeological sites, ranging from cave paintings and metates to mortars, are located just meters away. There are four archaeological zones in total, though only one is officially recognized by the INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History). Furthermore, the ranch that owns Valle del Pinal is adjacent to the property. This opens up opportunities for those interested in acquiring a lot in Valle del Pinal to negotiate the vital resource of water in the most generous, simple, and sustainable way possible. The ranch's springs provide 4 liters of water per second. We want to negotiate water access for our future neighbors in the simplest and most sustainable way. The surface of the Valle del Cauca lies within an ecotone, a transitional space between two distinct ecosystems. On one side, it boasts vast expanses of Jeffrey pine and pinyon pine, along with other flora characteristic of the Sierra Juárez. Its other side is more a chaparral ecosystem, abundant with yucca, chamizos (a type of shrub), pinyon pine, and various cactus species. All this botanical biodiversity is adorned with spectacular cliffs, crags, canyons, and rock formations typical of our deserts. This natural bipolarity makes it a very special habitat for fauna ranging from pumas to insects endemic to the area. Note: A group of naturalists and biologists has been monitoring the area's fauna for approximately two years. The results of this monitoring are available to anyone interested in becoming our clients. This work underscores our commitment to respecting and sustainably managing the natural environment around us. Hunting is prohibited. The climate of this fabulous ecotone features very low temperatures in winter, with each winter season accompanied by torrential snowfall. Spring is very colorful, the season when the most water flows from its streams, springs, and marshes. Summer is the warmest season, but cooler compared to any city in our region due to the significant biomass of trees and shrubs and other botanical species. Autumn is the most spectacu
