Description
Located in the scenic hills with expansive views of Laguna del Sauce, this 371-hectare estate offers a blend of natural beauty and development potential. The property features varied topography, with native woodlands, multiple elevations, and basins that provide ideal sites for creating large lakes. A public access road runs along the length of the property, allowing it to be subdivided into three distinct sections, each with ample frontage and excellent resale potential.
Approximately 65% of the estate comprises rolling hills well-suited for forestry, while the remaining 35% features a fertile valley with deep, rich soils perfect for agriculture or vineyards, making it highly versatile. The property also includes two modest dwellings—one constructed of wood and the other of metal—ideal for housing caretakers or staff.
Just 15 kilometers from Laguna del Sauce Airport, the estate is easily accessed via Route 9 and a well-maintained gravel road. It also enjoys proximity to several key destinations: 40 kilometers from Punta del Este, 15 kilometers from Piriápolis, and only 10 kilometers from the town of Pan de Azúcar. With its strategic location, development potential, and suitability for subdivision, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity, promising significant capital appreciation over time.
Uruguay offers a unique environment for foreign investment, thanks to its political, economic, and social stability and a regulatory framework that equally encourages both local and foreign investments. Known for iconic destinations like Punta del Este, the “Saint-Tropez of South America,” with its glamorous beaches and vibrant nightlife, and the serene José Ignacio, where rustic charm meets sophistication, Uruguay attracts both investors and travelers.
Punta del Este is a top destination for the international jet set, offering idyllic beaches, luxury resorts, and an active social scene. Just a few kilometers away, José Ignacio provides a tranquil escape with its laid-back luxury, unspoiled beaches, and refined ambiance, ideal for those seeking privacy and elegance.
The region also boasts a thriving polo scene, with venues like the Medellín Polo Club, Santa Cruz Polo Club, and Estancia Vik, drawing players and enthusiasts worldwide. The polo season in José Ignacio, peaking during the southern summer, enhances the area’s allure.
Additionally, the Punta del Este area is home to exceptional vineyards like Alto de la Ballena, Aguaverde, and Viña Edén, where visitors can enjoy distinct Uruguayan wines. Together, these attractions make Uruguay a standout destination for investors and those seeking refined lifestyle experiences.
