Amazonian Forets for Sale in Native Community, Yurimaguas, Alto Amazonas, Loreto, Peru
130,000 USD

Amazonian Forets for Sale in Native Community, Yurimaguas, Alto Amazonas, Loreto, Peru

40 Hectares of Amazon Forest with River Frontage

Asking Price: 130,000 USD
A Unique Opportunity for Responsible Tourism and Conservation

This property presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to invest in responsible tourism, conservation, and living in the heart of nature.

Prime Location

The land is located just 10 minutes from the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, in a safe environment close to a hardworking, friendly indigenous community with a strong cultural identity.

Land Features

The property comprises 40 hectares of high Amazonian rainforest with great variety of trees, plants, and abundant wildlife. The land has electricity 24 hours a day, 4G telephone line, and access to fiber optics. Over 1,000 meters of natural frontage along the majestic Huallaga River offers panoramic views, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable sunsets. The ecosystem is ideal for an eco-lodge, organic farming, conservation projects, or tranquil retreats. The strategic location is perfect for receiving the numerous tourists who visit the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.

Accessibility

The property is accessible by a four-hour speedboat ride from the city of Yurimaguas. The construction of a road is scheduled to begin in two years, which will allow the journey between Lagunas and Yurimaguas to be made in one hour by car. There is direct connection to Tarapoto Airport, facilitating access for national and international visitors.

Documentation

Property titles are duly registered and validated by the Peruvian State.

Ideal For

This property is ideal for investors, conservationists, tour operators, families, or individuals who wish to fulfill their dream of experiencing an authentic and sustainable Amazonian adventure.

Rights and Duties for a Foreigner to Buy Land in Peru

Rights

Any foreigner can buy land, houses, or apartments in Peru, even as a tourist. No residency, Peruvian ID, or tax number is required to purchase. A valid passport is sufficient, and you only need a permit to sign contracts issued by Migraciones. Foreigners have the same property rights as Peruvians, including the right to sell, rent, mortgage, and inherit. You may grant a consular power of attorney so someone in Peru can sign on your behalf.

Important Restriction

There is a constitutional ban on buying near borders. Foreigners cannot buy land located within 50 kilometers of Peru's borders unless they obtain special authorization from the Peruvian State under Article 71 of the Constitution.

Duties and Obligations

If you are in Peru as a tourist, you must request the permit to sign contracts before signing the purchase documents. You must show proof of the lawful source of funds used for the purchase under anti-money laundering rules. The buyer must follow the legal purchase process by signing the purchase agreement and public deed before a notary, registering the property with SUNARP, and using formal banking methods for payment. The buyer is responsible for paying applicable taxes, including alcabala tax when applicable, as well as notary and registry fees. You must respect municipal regulations regarding land use, construction rules, zoning, and building permits.