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  • $325,000
Pululahua Ecolodge is offered for sale at US$325,000 in a unique setting: the floor of an ancient volcanic crater where afternoon clouds drift through the forest. The lodge is located in the parish of San Antonio de Pichincha within the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, a protected area since 1966. In Kichwa, `Pululahua` means `cloud of water.` It sits 3 km (2 mi) from the Mitad del Mundo equator monument and 25 km (15 mi) north of Quito.

This turnkey business features 10 guest rooms (single, double, and triple) each with a private bathroom and hot shower, accommodating 32 guests. Two separate treehouse apartments add 7 more beds, bringing total capacity to 39. The restaurant seats 30-50, and guests can relax in an outdoor hot tub. Two large lounges, equipped with a ping-pong table, TV, and books, are ideal for meetings, workshops, or social gatherings.

Set on 30,000 m^2 (7.4 acres) with 540 m^2 (5,800 sq ft) of building space, the property includes ample parking, security cameras, and a laundry room with washers and dryers. A fruit orchard yields avocado, lemon, and lime. Revenue streams include guest rooms, the restaurant, treehouse rentals, and group events.

Surrounding the lodge are over ten hiking trails, plus opportunities for horseback riding, mountain biking, birdwatching, native orchid viewing, and stargazing. The annual Ultra Trail Pululahua race passes nearby, and day trips to Mindo Cloud Forest and the Otavalo market are easily arranged. The title is clear under a single owner, and all property and municipal taxes are current.
Pululahua Ecolodge is offered for sale at US$325,000 in a unique setting: the floor of an ancient volcanic crater where afternoon clouds drift through the forest. The lodge is located in the parish of San Antonio de Pichincha within the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, a protected area since 1966. In Kichwa, `Pululahua` means `cloud of water.` It si...
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