Lot 32 is the most remote mountain location in La Reserva Camaronal. It has an ocean view to the west and forest views everywhere else and is bounded by an ephemeral stream. It is not yet connected by the Paseo de Laud, among the last of La Reserva Camaronal’s roads left to build. Laud Drive already has Municipal building permits and is tabled for Phase II, expected to break ground in late 2017.

Primary grid electrification for Lot 32 is planned for Phase II and presently in permitting. Likewise, this lot does not yet have a water stub. But the facility water is under concession and proven, and a Phase II water distribution network is engineered and permitted.

Lot 32 is a steep mountain lot with undeveloped building sites and is mostly forested. The Laud Drive terminal circle maps out adjacent to the river, and to access Lot 32, a bridge is required. This lot overlooks the Camaronal Bay and has both ocean and forest views.

Access to Lot 32 is through the permitted but not yet built Laud Drive, which is expected to have a steep stretch that two wheel drive vehicles will not be able to manage by dint of grade alone. The lot is titled and comes with its own corporation and is guaranteed grid power, water supply, and road access and maintenance. Home Owner Association fees of $1000 / year apply once infrastructure is in place.

Just 1200 meters away is Camaronal Beach. Though renowned regionally and internationally as a premiere surfing break, Camaronal Beach is also home to the Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Camaronal, a sea turtle protection refuge with a hatchery and salaried park staff and a rotating staff of 8-15 international volunteers year round for protection of the four species of sea turtles that nest here.

Property Features:

• Mountains 
  
• Ocean View
  
• Mountain View       
  
• Grid Power 
  
• Municipal Water