Rancho Palma Gorda

Palma Gorda represents a remarkable opportunity for investors seeking productive agricultural land combined with a historic estate of exceptional character and multiple potential uses.

Located along the San Miguel de Allende–De Mora highway, approximately 40 minutes from San Miguel de Allende, the property lies within one of Guanajuato’s most fertile and productive agricultural regions.

The estate encompasses 41 hectares of cultivated land, suitable for a wide variety of crops characteristic of the region, including artichokes, asparagus, beans, oats, mushrooms, and more. The property is offered with agricultural equipment and a drip irrigation system, allowing for the continuation of productive farming operations.

One of Palma Gorda’s most significant assets is its water supply. The sale includes a well and a CONAGUA water concession, recently renewed in 2026, for 128,000 cubic meters annually, as well as a water reservoir. This legally allocated water supply represents a fundamental asset for the property’s agricultural productivity and long-term value.

At the heart of Palma Gorda stands an extraordinary 18th-century hacienda estate, dating back to the 1700s and maintained in excellent condition. The main residence features six en-suite bedrooms, an interior courtyard, indoor and outdoor living areas, a dining room, library, and fully equipped kitchen, as well as a swimming pool and expansive gardens with mature and fruit-bearing trees.

For many years, Palma Gorda was a favored destination for polo enthusiasts and retains the infrastructure that reflects this equestrian heritage, including polo fields, stables, and corrals. These facilities add significant potential for equestrian, recreational, hospitality, and event-oriented projects.

The combination of 41 hectares of productive agricultural land, a substantial water concession, agricultural infrastructure, an 18th-century hacienda estate, and extensive outdoor spaces makes Palma Gorda a truly distinctive asset within the region.

Here, agricultural productivity meets history, equestrian tradition, and the potential to create a unique hospitality and events experience in an authentically Mexican setting.