Industrial Land for Sale in Silao Guanajuato Mexico- 345 acres

345 acres of prime undeveloped agricultural land for sale in the Silao, Guanajuato Mexico.

Perfect for industrial, manufacturing, residential or agriculture use.

Historical use of the property has been for agricultural (grains and forage) and dairy production.

See map here

 Distances
3 miles to the Bajio International Airport (BJX)

4 miles to the General Motors production plant.
8 miles to the Guanajuato Interior Port and site of the new VW plant.
18 miles to Leon, Guanajuato.
19 miles to Irapuato, Guanajuato.

Property includes:
345 acres
5 government authorized wells, 213,500,000 gallons/year
Natural Gas duct on site
Rail line,1.5 miles shared
1/2 mile frontage on the Silao-Trejo highway
Electricity

Buildings and Installations include:
3 warehouses
1 - 5 bedroom home, 7 bath
1-Guest house, 2 bath, pool
Fully equipped milking parlor, 110 cows/hour
Office
Corrales for 1100 cows

Property is ideal for those companies seeking to establish a presence in and near the automotive and industrial manufacturing corridor in Guanajuato.

Silao is located in the geographical center of Mexico, and is a key hub for automotive manufacturing, 1st and 2nd tier suppliers.

Easy access by air, rail, and highway system to all parts of Mexico and North America.

For more information, contact:  

Lee Iwan   lee.iwan@gmail.com

 

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