Reduced for a quick sale is this PanAmerican Highway Commercial Land located just outside of the City of Rivas. The property has been reduced for a quick sale!
Just a short drive from the city center of Rivas is this great land opportunity. The Pan American Highway is just in front of the property. There is a well on-site near the front of the property, allowing ease of acces.
The property is over 1.2 acres in size and has just under 40 meters of frontage to the PanAmerican Highway. Its a deep parcel with over 130 meters of depth and a well is already installed on the property.
This is your chance to get into a commercial friendly property or potential business location at a fraction of the cost of other opportunities in the area!
 
About Rivas
Rivas, Nicaragua, is a charming city located in the southwestern part of the country, nestled between Lake Nicaragua and the Pacific Ocean. With a population of around 40,000 people, it is the capital of the Rivas Department and serves as a regional hub for commerce and tourism.
The city of Rivas in Nicaragua is located relatively close to the border with Costa Rica, located south of the city.
The most commonly used border crossing between Rivas and Costa Rica is the Penas Blancas border crossing. This crossing is approximately 20-25 kilometers (about 12-15 miles) south of Rivas, making it a relatively short distance by road.
Rivas’s central plaza, Parque Central, is a focal point of Rivas and a gathering place for locals and visitors alike. It features a charming cathedral and vibrant gardens, creating a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls. Rivas also has a thriving market scene, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture, shop for handicrafts, and savor traditional Nicaraguan cuisine.
Rivas is strategically located for exploration, serving as a gateway to several nearby attractions as well as the border with Costa Rica. Just a short drive away, you’ll find the stunning beaches of the Pacific coast, such as Playa Popoyo and Playa Gigante, and the town of San Juan del Sur which are popular destinations for surfers and sun-seekers. Additionally, the city is a starting point for excursions to the nearby Isla de Ometepe, an island formed by two volcanoes in Lake Nicaragua, offering opportunities for hiking, bird-watching, and experiencing rural Nicaraguan life.