





Located on Colombia’s Caribbean coast in Dibulla, La Guajira, this 22-acre oceanfront compound offers rare scale, privacy, and development potential—just minutes from Tayrona National Park, Palomino, and Riohacha.
The fully titled property includes three thatched-roof residences, a freshwater pool, mature tropical landscaping, and 820 feet of direct beach frontage. Municipal water, electricity, and high-speed Starlink internet are installed and operational.
Ideal for boutique hospitality, wellness retreats, or private estate development, the site benefits from no zoning restrictions and room to expand. The setting—between the sea and the Sierra Nevada mountains—delivers unmatched natural beauty, ecological significance, and long-term value.
| Property Type | Specialty |
| Bedrooms | 9 |
| Bathrooms (total) | 8 |
| Bathrooms Full | 8 |
| Rooms Total | 0 |
| Interior Features | Atrium, Wet Bar, Breakfast Bar, Butlers Pantry, Double Vanity, Entrance Foyer, French Doors Atrium Doors, Pantry |
| Pool Private | Yes |
| Waterfront | Yes |
| Waterfront Features | Beach Front, Waterfront |
| View | Yes |
| View Type | Beach |
| Lot Features | Waterfront |
| Postal Code | 446017 |
| Legal Description | Latitude 11.2716° N, Longitude 73.29° W. |
Texas Water Code §49.452 requires districts to publish annual notices with tax rate, bonded indebtedness, and assessed value. Most Harris-area MUDs publish these; a handful managed by Inframark do not.
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