Most people searching for an off-grid property are really searching for freedom.
Freedom from rising utility costs. Freedom from unreliable infrastructure. Freedom to produce their own food, collect their own water, generate their own power, and wake each morning connected to nature rather than dependent on systems beyond their control.
The challenge is that most properties offer only part of that vision.
Some offer beautiful homes with a few solar panels attached. Others offer raw land with potential—but require years of planning, construction, permits, infrastructure, and significant capital before the dream becomes reality.
This property is different.
Everything is already here.
Hidden within a peaceful mountain valley just outside Antigua Guatemala, this exceptional eco-estate encompasses 32,669 m² (351,646 sq ft) (3.27 hectares | 8.07 acres | 4.67 manzanas) of productive land surrounded by volcanic highlands, forests, fresh mountain air, and the sounds of flowing water.
The property combines two contiguous parcels that have been carefully developed into a functioning, self-sustaining finca. Stone pathways wind through productive orchards, terraces have been adapted to the natural contours of the land, and a year-round creek flows along the property's eastern boundary, providing both beauty and a constant connection to the landscape.
At the center of the estate sits a thoughtfully designed residence offering approximately 486 m² (5,231 sq ft) of construction across two levels. Built with quality materials and crafted with intention, the home features warm hardwood details, generous living spaces, natural light throughout, and views across the surrounding mountains and gardens.
This is not a house built to sell.
It is a home built to live in.
A place where mornings begin with coffee overlooking the orchard and evenings end beneath clear mountain skies.
What truly sets the property apart is its fully operational off-grid infrastructure.
The estate functions independently through a complete solar energy system with photovoltaic panels, battery storage, and inverter technology. Water is harvested from rainfall and stored through an integrated collection and storage system designed for long-term sustainability. Ecological composting toilets further reduce environmental impact while supporting regenerative land stewardship.
The result is a property designed for resilience, self-reliance, and long-term sustainability without sacrificing comfort.
The land itself continues to produce.
More than 555 established trees, including macadamia, Hass avocado, citrus, and coffee, create a productive agricultural ecosystem with the potential to provide food, supplemental income, or support a larger regenerative farming vision. Whether the next owner dreams of organic agriculture, permaculture, wellness retreats, eco-tourism, or simply a healthier and more intentional way of living, the foundation is already in place.
Property Highlights
• 32,669 m² (351,646 sq ft) (3.27 hectares | 8.07 acres | 4.67 manzanas) of land
• Approximately 486 m² (5,231 sq ft) of residential construction
• Complete off-grid solar power system
• Rainwater harvesting and storage infrastructure
• Ecological composting toilet system
• Private reservoir and water management systems
• Year-round creek bordering the property
• 555 productive trees including macadamia, avocado, citrus, and coffee
• Mountain setting with exceptional privacy
• Paved access road
• Approximately 10–15 minutes from Antigua Guatemala
• Ideal for homesteading, regenerative agriculture, wellness retreats, eco-tourism, or a private family estate
Properties that offer true off-grid living without requiring years of additional investment are exceptionally rare.
Properties that combine self-sufficiency, productive land, established infrastructure, natural water resources, and proximity to Antigua are even rarer.
For the buyer seeking a more intentional way of life—one rooted in resilience, sustainability, and connection to the land—this is not simply a property.
It is a lifestyle already in motion.
