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Farm/Finca in Bo. Tomás de Castro I, Caguas

$225,000

15.25 ac

39 min Miramar44 min Disc golf37 min SJU

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Listing detailsPrice, facts & description
LocationTomas De Castro, Caguas
Asking price$225,000
PropertyLand only
Land15.25 acres
Property typeSingle Family Residence
Photos16 reported by Clasificados · 16 available here

Description from Clasificados

Source title: FINCA EN BO. TOMAS DE CASTRO I, CAGUAS

Finca of 15.7 cuerdas (approx. 61,707 m² / 15.25 acres) in Barrio Tomás de Castro I, Sector Loma Federico, on the boundary between Caguas and San Lorenzo — accessed via Highway 788 Km 2.1. Land with varied topography and agricultural history: preserves the old terraced slopes formerly used for rice and tobacco cultivation, ideal for resuming agricultural production or developing an agro-tourism project. Features a stream (quebrada) and a natural spring — an invaluable resource during droughts and water rationing on the island. Soil classification A-G (General Agricultural), zoned SREP-A, permitting a broad range of uses: single-family or two-family residence, agro-hospedería, eco-lodge, bed & breakfast, livestock, conventional or hydroponic cultivation, renewable energy projects, startups, micro-homes, and more. Strategic location in the central-metro area of PR with easy access to Caguas and the eastern municipalities. Unique opportunity for investors, farmers, or developers of agro-sustainable projects.

Finca de 15.7 cuerdas (aprox. 61,707 m² / 15.25 acres) en el Barrio Tomás de Castro I, Sector Loma Federico, justo en la colindancia entre Caguas y San Lorenzo — acceso por la Carretera 788 Km 2.1. Terreno con topografía variada e historia agrícola: conserva los antiguos declives utilizados para el cultivo de arroz y tabaco, ideal para retomar producción agrícola o desarrollar un proyecto agroturístico. Cuenta con una quebrada y un ojo de agua natural — un recurso invaluable en tiempos de sequía y racionamiento en la isla. Calificación de suelo A-G (Agrícola General), clasificado SREP-A, lo que permite una amplia gama de usos: vivienda unifamiliar o bifamiliar, agro-hospedería, eco-hospedaje, bed & breakfast, crianza de animales, siembra convencional o hidropónica, proyectos de energía renovable, empresas emergentes, micro casas, y más. Ubicación estratégica en el área central-metro de PR, con fácil acceso a Caguas y los pueblos del área este. Oportunidad única para inversionistas, agricultores o desarrolladores de proyectos agro-sostenibles. Puerto Rico

Location & driveMap, terrain & destinations

Location, terrain & flood

⛰ 325 ft elevation 🌊 FEMA Zone X — minimal flood

Located from an address / road-km marker — close to the parcel. Elevation: USGS. Flood zone: FEMA NFHL.

Drive times

Miramar Bar39 min24 mi
Playa Lucía Disc Golf43 min28.8 mi
Albergue Olímpico Disc Golf44 min25.5 mi
SJU Airport37 min23.7 mi
Costco (Caguas)9 min3.9 mi
CRIM & due diligenceParcel record & questions to verify

🏛️ CRIM property record

No parcel number is safely matched yet. The button opens the official map at the best listing location; confirm the parcel boundary before using its record.

A barrio or municipio pin is not precise enough to assign a CRIM record automatically.

Buildability

A-G agricultural zoning explicitly permits single-family and bifamiliar residential. Quebrada and natural spring present; verify water rights, seasonal flooding behavior, and whether Carretera 788 access is maintained year-round. Survey and soil/geotechnical assessment essential for building on former rice/tobacco terraces.

Questions to verify

  • Verify the large cleared/bare area visible in photos 1–8: permits, zoning compliance, environmental clearance, and whether it reduces usable acreage or indicates active/incomplete development.
  • Confirm exact location and walking access to the quebrada (stream) and natural spring; assess water rights and seasonal flow.
  • Obtain detailed survey and cadastral plan to reconcile the listing's 15.7 cuerdas (~15.25 acres) with actual parcel boundaries and any encumbrances.
  • Clarify zoning sub-category (SREP-A) and confirm what residential densities, dwelling units, or commercial uses are genuinely permitted for a couple seeking either a move-in house or a land-economics buildable play.
  • Request environmental and soil reports, especially given the terraced agricultural history and the recent clearing visible in the photographs.
  • Inspect road access and utility availability (power, water, sewage) to assess true development cost and timeline.
Research & sourcesPhotos, web findings & original listing

What the photos show

Photos 1–8 show a large cleared/bare patch on sloped terrain with brown exposed soil dominating the composition, surrounded by dense green vegetation and forest; this appears to be recent land clearing or grading activity, not an existing home or structure. Photos 9–16 reveal the broader landscape: rolling hills with mixed pasture, forest patches, terraced agricultural slopes consistent with the listing's description of former rice/tobacco cultivation, and distant mountain views. No visible dwelling, dwelling foundation, or habitable structure appears in any frame. Vegetation is lush and mixed; no identifiable fruit trees are evident at this scale. Road access is visible as dirt/narrow paths. The clearing in photos 1–8 may indicate active development or disturbance rather than a ready-to-occupy property.

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What the web found

The property is located in Tomás de Castro, a rural barrio in central Caguas with elevation of 299 ft and historically agricultural character. Recent comparable land sales in Caguas range from $55,000 to $165,000 for smaller parcels; the area experiences high seismic activity.

Area intel: Tomás de Castro barrio has a population of 19,414 (2010 census) and is part of Caguas's rural/agricultural zone. Caguas combines urban center with rolling hills, fertile valleys, and rural communities; several rivers flow through the municipality supporting agricultural heritage. Tomás de Castro Barrio experiences high seismic activity with approximately 149 quakes of magnitude 2+ annually and 27.2 quakes of magnitude 3+ per year; larger earthquakes (magnitude 5+) occur approximately once every 25–30 years on average. Recent comparable sales in Caguas show land prices ranging $55,000–$165,000 for smaller parcels; single-family homes averaged $245,762.

Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

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Exact-property sources

  • ClasificadosOnline primary listing · Aug 3, 2026 · 5 observations retained
    $225,000 · 15.25 ac · 16 photos

Clasificados ID 4899378 · added 2026-07-27