Beachside villa in small (3 home) garden community.

San Ignacio Gardens is a small (3 home) garden community with its own private gated entrance.(See plot plan below)

The villas are 350 + or - yards from the Pacific Ocean.

This home is the Sorrento. It has city power and water as well as a full back up solar system.

Also as a back up is a spring fed well.

The home has hi-speed Internet.

Community plans

home front view

garden view

Fully titled, recently renovated, 4 bedroom, 4 patio, beachside villa for sale on Pacific Ocean of Panama.

Completely self sufficient, Solar powered lighting, spring fed well and area to grow vegetables.

$186,000 USD. Yes, open to offers.

Contact David & Lydia: chiriquivillage@gmail.com

Pond on the property

The Villas at San Ignacio village, are located 13 kilometers from the Panama/Costa Rican border and the Pacific Ocean port city of Puerto Armuelles.

Offering “OFF THE GRID” living with your own water and power supply.

There is one home and one unfinished lot with foundation offered for sale plus a 4,000 square meter parcel of raw land that can be either used for vegetable production or for additional housing construction. The properties are all clear title with their own private, gated entrance.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SURVIVAL?

Adjoining the property is a large plot of land to GROW VEGETABLES.

THE plot already is rich with two large MANGO trees. Coconuts also grow here.

Many people are concerned about the world economic situation, this offers a perfect off-the-Grid solution with food, water and electricity!

Google maps location

Front of the home

As you approach this 1,000 square foot lot you see there is a set of curved ornate stairs that lead from the parking area to the back door. To your left is the single car garage. We enter into the kitchen and see it has hardwood cabinets and a granite countertop. All the appliances and come with the home - right down to cups, plates and cutlery.

Kitchen

Kitchen

Patio

Patio

What most visitors first notice is how cool the house feels. This is because it is concrete construction using a system known as M2. Basically the walls are constructed using 8’x4’ reinforced styrofoam panels. These provide excellent insulation value and have a high seismic resistance.

The living room has 2 overhead fans and is divided into a dining and living area.

Passing through the living room we come on to the south facing front patio. This spacious area is where people spend most of their day time. There are cooling breezes both on-shore and off-shore that make living in this part of the tropics most enjoyable.

Security doors

Corner of the home

Corner of the home

Passing along the passageway we pass the guest bathroom and enter the ground floor guest bedroom. This has spacious hardwood closets and a large shower and bathroom.

bathroom

guest bedrrom

Climbing the stairs we come to the first floor landing. In the front is a south facing bathroom with a bath tub. In the next room is a small balcony. Security bars surround this so you can leave the patio doors open at night to take advantage of the cooling on-shore breezes.

bathroom

bedroom

At the back (north side) of the house is the main and second bedroom. Both have ceiling fans. The construction of the house means that you do not need energy guzzling air-conditioning units. Again the use of the M2 insulated panels means that the home is reasonably cool even in the tropical mid-day sun

bedroom

The master bedroom leads directly onto the mid-level patio. This is an ideal place to sit and relax before turning in. Also from here you get the refreshing off-shore evening and night time breezes.

In 2023 we renovated the upper floor and added a library with big south facing Georgian style windows. An ideal place to sit and read and take it the view of the garden.

Library

Library

From the mid-level patio stairs lead up to the rooftop patio.

Rooftop

Rooftop

The top patio floor is almost 25 feet above the ground and affords peek-a-boo views to the Pacific Ocean. There is little or no light pollution here and this virtual “canopy” location gives you spectacular vistas of the setting and rising suns and breathtaking visions of a tropical night time sky.

This 2011 picture shows how close to the ocean the villa is and unfortunately the jungle has grown up in the meantime.

Rooftop

Rooftop

Rooftop water tank

The roof also accommodates the 300 gallon water tank and the 6 TROJAN solar gel batteries. This is the coolest spot in the home as there is an almost constant breeze, either on or off shore.

$ 186,000

Contact:

Name: David Dell

Email: chiriquivillage@gmail.com