Cerro del Angel is located in the Pencahue-Maule valley, Chilean wine region. One hour East from the Andes mountains, one hour West from the Pacific Ocean. Three hours from Santiago de Chile the capital, four hours from northern Patagonia and 35 minutes from the city of Talca with first class schools, hospitals, supermarkets and malls.
First time offering;
Looking for one or two family-partners to help complete development, great returns from first year.
Project consist of 80 acres,
- 20 acres with stablished (2) year old walnut trees (2,800 trees)
- big orchard with avocados, olives, plums, peaches, figs, apple etc.
- 4 acres reserve for vineyard and Lodge cabins
- 56 acres residential lot community, (20) lots from 2 to 6 acres each lot.
- lot #1 already have a cabin, storage building and is reserved for community lot owners.
Business plan;
Short-medium term income, year 1 to 5.;
- from lots sold, similar communities are selling small lots for around $65,000.00
will send links for comps with other communities upon request.
- To bring in income while the walnut trees are growing, many farmers are using “agroforestry,” which uses double cropping of trees with pasture crops for harvesting or livestock grazing. Trees are planted in widely spaced rows, at about 140 trees per acre, with other crops between the rows. In addition to pasture crops, high-value crops like raspberries or blueberries can be used. Agroforestry can provide income four different ways. For the first few years, the only income is from the crop planted between the trees. As the trees become larger, they are thinned for nut production, with the wood from thinning being sold. Then, the nuts produce additional income. When the remaining thinned trees are mature, they are harvested for veneer logs.
Long term income, year 5 to future generations.
- A walnut farm can take a few years to come into full production, but then produces up to 8,000 pounds of nuts per acre. Trees at the farm are 2 year old and full production is expected in 5 years.
For those with time and patience, a living legacy of walnut trees can be a priceless gift for children and grand children, the average return from a stand of walnut trees is 15-20 percent a year, with no taxes due until harvest. That beats returns on bonds, stocks and most other investments handily, and with intercropping, growers can even produce an income while the walnut trees continue to grow. And it doesn’t include land appreciation of another 5% a year.
Why Im making this first time offering? the biggest issue most families face when they move to Chile is how to find a descent pay job, start a business or settle down. We are a family of four, a husband-wife team and two boys ages 11 and 3 and we want other families to join, share and be part of this legacy.
You can buy and have tittle on 18 acres, including 5 acre walnut farm and 5 residential lots for $160,000 or,
You can buy and have tittle on 36 acres, including 10 acre walnut farm and 10 residential lots for $320,000.
Please contact us for more information 281/642-1866 in Houston.