A highly productive, 16-hectare* permaculture showcase stretching from a deep-water dock on Old Bank’s protected bay to within 85 m of Wizard Beach’s pristine surf. More than 5,000 fruit trees (100+ species), engineered chinampa canals, titlable view lots, and airy timber buildings make this a turnkey eco-village, retreat, or private estate.
THE HOME
A two-level tropical loft serves as the main residence, designed for cross-ventilation and sunset views. Natural hardwoods, open-plan living, and a broad veranda overlook orchards and canals—ideal for owners or on-site managers.
THE BUILDINGS
- Split-level, cathedral-roof communal kitchen & dining hall
- Barn & nursery with propagation benches and tool storage
- Caretaker cabin plus secure bodega
- Covered deep-water dock—12 min by boat to Isla Colón airport
All structures are positioned to preserve view corridors and blend into the food forest.
THE PROPERTY
- 5,000+ grafted fruit trees: durian, mangosteen, jackfruit, rambutan, breadfruit, cacao, avocado, mango, and many more
- Seven interlinked chinampa canals & ponds irrigating four front acres
- Two year-round natural pools with waterfalls and multiple freshwater springs
- Two ridgelines & the island’s 3rd-highest hill—each with ocean-view build sites that can be titled and sold separately
- Wildlife haven: white-throated capuchins, toucans, sloths, caiman, and countless pollinators
- Caribbean and Pacific breezes; fertile volcanic soil; full sun for solar expansion
THE PRODUCE
Daily harvests range from tropical staples (banana, coconut) to rare exotics (langsat, abiu, akee). Existing distribution channels supply local markets, guest lodges, and farm-to-table events.
OFF GRID SYSTEMS
Rain-catchment and spring water feed gravity lines; solar potential is excellent; access via deep-water bay accommodates large supply boats or private yachts.
THE DREAM
Transform Utopia Luminescence into a world-class eco-retreat, agro-tourism resort, or self-sufficient family kingdom. Host yoga on the hilltop, surf Wizard’s uncrowded waves at dawn, and dine each night on fruit you picked that morning— all while stewarding one of Panama’s most biodiverse botanical gardens.
