Excellent ranching property located south of Roboré, in an area experiencing continued agricultural and tourism development.
The property is accessed from Santa Cruz de la Sierra via the town of Roboré. From Roboré, the property is approximately 70 kilometers south along a well-maintained dirt road.
The road provides year-round access, allowing for reliable transportation of livestock, supplies, equipment, and agricultural production.
The area is characterized by a strong livestock and ranching tradition. The property’s soils are predominantly sandy and sandy-loam, supporting the growth of tall native grasses with good forage potential during the summer months.
The soils have good phosphorus levels, although they may show certain deficiencies in organic matter and nitrogen. These conditions can be progressively improved through the establishment and proper management of improved pastures, helping enhance soil structure and overall productive capacity.
Average annual rainfall is approximately 1,000 mm, concentrated primarily between November and April.
This rainfall pattern provides favorable conditions for the establishment and development of pastures for cattle production.
The property currently includes:
These existing improvements provide a solid foundation for developing a cattle ranching operation while reducing the initial infrastructure investment required to bring the property into production.
Due to the characteristics of the native vegetation and forest in the area, the property offers favorable conditions for land clearing at relatively competitive costs, allowing additional productive areas to be developed and the ranch to be brought into production efficiently.
As a reference, an estimated investment of approximately USD 300 per hectare, depending on the specific terrain and clearing requirements, may be sufficient to develop the land for cattle production.
Once improved pastures are established and properly managed, the property has the potential to support an estimated stocking rate of approximately 1 cow per hectare per year under a cow-calf production system.
The property is located approximately 15 kilometers from the proposed alignment of a future paved highway intended to connect Bolivia with the Republic of Paraguay. If developed, this infrastructure could significantly improve connectivity and logistics in the area.
The region is also experiencing continued growth and expansion, driven by new investments in both cattle ranching and tourism-related activities.
Given its location, land characteristics, water availability, existing infrastructure, and development potential, the property represents an interesting opportunity for the development of a cattle breeding operation.
The combination of a relatively moderate initial development cost, the possibility of recovering existing pasture areas, and the potential to expand into additional productive land provides a solid basis for a progressive, scalable ranching project.
An excellent investment opportunity in an area experiencing growing livestock and tourism activity, with significant potential for improved connectivity and infrastructure.