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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 4 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 12 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. I should add that, while still low, real estate prices here have been rising dramatically, and will probably continue to do so. If you want to bid on a Nicaraguan property, now is the time to do so.
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