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The central highlands of Nicaragua offer affordable properties with lovely mountain vistas and a surprisingly mild climate.
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 House, from road It has seven main rooms including a full bathroom and kitchen, plus a separate but attached traditional wood burning kitchen complete with wood-fired oven, and roofed front patio facing the street. The fenced yard contains several orange and mango trees yielding an abundance of sweet fruit in season, a nice array of flowering and decorative shrubs and trees including a large palm tree and poinsettia, and three productive coffee bushes.  View from the side yard The location is a barrio (neighborhood) just south of Jinotega, with a Catholic church and public school within 100 meters of the house. The street is newly paved, the main road to town is about 200 meters away, and the intra-city bus passes right in front of the house several times a day on its route into central Jinotega. It is a short drive, a half-hour walk or 15-minute bike ride into the downtown area. I have lived here for about 8 years, during which time I've upgraded the entire electrical system as well as other minor renovations. At this point, I have some personal and family motives to sell, and am more than willing to give showings and entertain offers at your convenience. (If you've heard recent hype about unrest in Nicaragua, that would not be my reason for selling. Jinotega has been quiet, with only a few inconveniences felt, and no credible reason for fear.)
and mention "J100" in your message.
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