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Property For Sale Or Rent: Riverfront Tropical Land For Sale On The Brazilian Frontier

Brazil, Tocantins

25 E. Sunset Avenue
Dianopolis
Tocantins 84115
Brazil

Property for sale: $14,950 USD (Negotiable - Financing Available)

Farm Land / Horse Property For Sale in Dianopolis, Tocantins Brazil

Riverfront residential lots from 1.5 acres starting at $7000. River has rapids and waterfalls. This land is on the frontier in the interior of Brazil. 50, 100, and 200 acre tracts of land are also available, starting at $200 per acre. Location: South Eastern Tocantins State, 500km NE from Brasilia, 150km north of border of Goias, 50km west from border of Bahia, 25km NE from town of Dianopolis.

Riverfront residential lots from 1.5 acres starting at $7000. River has rapids and waterfalls. This land is on the frontier in the interior of Brazil. 50, 100, and 200 acre tracts of land are also available, starting at $200 per acre. Location: South Eastern Tocantins State, 500km NE from Brasilia, 150km north of border of Goias, 50km west from border of Bahia, 25km NE from town of Dianopolis. GPS: 11'28''171 South; 46'47''603 West

Area Description

Unlike nearby Western Bahia state, SE Tocantins has seen little development. W. Bahia, with similar climatic and agronomic conditions as SE Tocantins, today (along with Matto Grosso) is the most developed agricultural area of frontier states, with highly productive farms, fertile soils (after correction) and conducive economic environment for agriculture. City of Louis Eduardo Manghales, center of farming activity of W. Bahia, is only about 120 km away from this farm. Farmers from south of Brazil, and American/Europeans discovered the area, and run very profitable farms, growing soybeans, beans, corn, rice, cotton, coffee. While climatic and agronomic prerequisites in SE Tocantins are similar with W. Bahia, uncleared land in W. Bahia is very expensive, while uncleared land in SE Tocantins is cheap and overlooked by prospective investors. Today SE Tocantins remains largely undeveloped. Ninety percent of land in my estimation is uncleared/unused. The rivers here are of exceptional natural beauty, and largely overlooked by Brazilians. Its only a matter of time before farmers and tourists discover the area and pave the way for a land boom of Matto Grosso and W. Bahia.

Description of town.....20km away, Rio do Conseicao (Conseption River), pop. 2000. Brand new highway was built to connect this town at the end of the line. There is very little traffic. Town has all the basic necessities: two schools, medical clinic,- school and clinic are free; supermarket, a couple of restaurants and bars, land phone line, cell phone coverage; no landline internet though, nor is there a gas station. Satellite internet service is available in even the most remote locations in Brazil, but it is expensive. Satellite internet service costs about $100 a month. A simple home can be bought for about US$10,000. In center of town, there is a river, Manuel Alves, with a rock beach; water is shallow, clean, and fast; beautiful waterfalls are just behind the bridge. On Sundays the whole town comes to this riverfront plaza.

Dianopolis, a town of 20,000, is 40km from this farm. This town has everything, including modem and DSL internet access.

Farm description... owner made available this 7500 acre farm to be sold in smaller parcels, 50, 100, 200 acre interior parcels, and 1.5 acre riverfront residential lots. A purchaser of a back parcel will have two choices for river access. There is small area allocated for public use; purchase a separate riverfront lot, some one mile distant from parcel. Scenery is of gently undulating grassland/scrubland, with view of mesas, and of a distant W. Bahia escarpment. Scenery is not unlike that of Arizona, but with 1500mm annual precipitation.

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