Avenida Francisco I. Madero 301, Tepeaca Centro, Tepeaca, Puebla, Tepeaca, Puebla 75200

This beautiful 14.25-hectare property is located in Santa Isabel Tepezala, within the municipality of Acajete, Puebla. It is ideal for industrial activities, with 10 hectares ready for planting or industrial development, subject to municipal permits. The property is completely fenced and protected by a 1.6-kilometer electrified fence powered by a solar panel. It also features a rainwater harvesting pond with a geomembrane lining and a 5-million-liter water reservoir, ensuring a constant water supply. The property includes a 28-square-meter caretaker's room, two bathrooms, and is legally registered. Three-phase electricity is available 800 meters from the property, and a gas pipeline is only 2 meters away, facilitating access to essential services. The remaining 4 hectares are equipped with buried 2-inch piping, ready for rehabilitation, ideal for implementing drip irrigation systems, especially suitable for fruit tree cultivation. This land offers an excellent opportunity for those who wish to combine modern technology with traditional agriculture. 2. General Regional Information Location: Municipality of Acajete, central part of the State of Puebla. Geographic Coordinates: North Latitude 1900'30" to 1911'06" West Longitude 9753'54" to 9800'00" Municipal Boundaries: North: State of Tlaxcala; South: Tepeaca and Cuautinchán; East: Nopalucán and Tepeaca; West: Tepatlaxco de Hidalgo and Amozoc 3. Climatology Climate Type: Temperate sub-humid, with summer rains. Average Annual Temperature: 15.6C; Temperature Range: Minimum 6.6C; Maximum 24.7C; Annual Rainfall: 689.5 mm; Altitude: 2,403 meters above sea level Meteorological Phenomena Droughts: January to May Frosts: February, May, and November Hailstorms: June to August Strong Winds: February and March 5. Predominant Agricultural Activities Predominant Crops Grains: Corn, beans, wheat, and peas Fruit: Peaches, apples, and pears Other: Alfalfa and barley Livestock: Backyard livestock farming predominates,