Sabana Yeguas is a barrio located in Lajas, a municipality situated in the southwestern region of Puerto Rico. This area sits inland from the coastal lowlands that characterize much of Lajas's territory, placing it within a transitional landscape where agricultural and rural development patterns dominate. The barrio spans approximately 20.08 square kilometers, making it a substantial geographic area within the municipality.

The terrain of Sabana Yeguas reflects the broader geography of southwestern Puerto Rico, characterized by relatively flat to gently rolling land typical of this region. Unlike the mountainous interior zones found in central Puerto Rico, this barrio maintains the lower elevation profile common to Lajas and its surroundings. The climate here is semi-arid to subtropical, with seasonal rainfall patterns that have historically supported both agricultural activity and pastoral land use.

The property landscape in Sabana Yeguas is primarily rural in character, with holdings reflecting traditional land patterns found across the southwestern interior. Properties in this barrio tend toward larger acreage parcels rather than dense urban subdivision, reflecting its agricultural heritage and ongoing land use. The mix of holdings includes both active farmland, pasture areas, and residential properties on substantial plots—a pattern consistent with municipalities in this region that balance agricultural tradition with gradual residential development.

Currently, no cadastral parcels for Sabana Yeguas are recorded in the CRIM (Catastro de Puerto Rico) database, which means comprehensive property records for this barrio are not yet indexed within that system. Property research in Sabana Yeguas requires direct engagement with municipal records and alternative title documentation.

Propieda maintains updated property records for parcels in this barrio as they become available through official cadastral registries.

Lajas: Lajas, in the southwest, is famous for La Parguera bioluminescent bay and coastal character. The municipality offers more affordable southwestern properties than Cabo Rojo while providing beach access and natural attractions. Agricultural land and rural residential properties predominate.