A well-established, medium-scale forestry investment in the department of Maldonado. The estate spans 320 hectares and offers a balanced combination of productive planted forest, valuable native woodland, and natural water frontage — making it an attractive opportunity for timber investors and conservation-minded buyers alike.
205 hectares planted with Eucalyptus dunnii, a premium fast-growing hardwood species. The stand was harvested in 2023 and is currently growing through a vigorous second cycle, offering near-term productive value with established root systems.
75 hectares of native forest provide important ecological and regulatory value. Native woodland on productive land carries significant environmental certifications potential and may qualify for conservation incentives under Uruguayan forestry law.
The average CONEAT is 63.
~ Stream frontage — the southern boundary runs alongside a natural stream along its entire length, providing permanent water access and scenic value.
~ Existing structure — an abandoned rural house is present on the property, offering potential for renovation as a base of operations or caretaker residence.
~ Price includes standing timber — the asking price of USD 3,900/ha covers both land and the standing second-cycle timber.
Distance to Montevideo 200 km, Pueblo Garzón is 40 km and Punta del Este 100 km.
Department Maldonado, Uruguay
