Superior residence on a forestry estate between Punta del Este and Montevideo. This estate is a stunning property which combines attractive returns from forestry and cattle breeding with premium life quality. It consists of 400 hectares located in Maldonado. The outstanding residence of 1100 square meters was built in 2012. The residence is built on a hill overlooking large parts of the property and it offers a panoramic view on the hills between Minas and Pan de Azúcar.
Principal residence of 1.100 m2 with floor heating and climate control, combined with five large fireplaces. Windows in the whole house have been provided with double glazing. The house consists of 5 bedrooms all en suite, a large drawing room, a dining room and a living room.
There is also a covered large outdoor barbeque and two separate rooms for laundry and storages. Part of the eastern wing is a comfortable separate suite for guests including fireplace, airconditioning and private bathroom.
A house for farm workers of 80 m2, with two bedrooms and a bathroom, living with fireplace and a kitchen. This house was completely renovated a few years ago and is therefore in very good conditions.
Near this house there are two barns of 75 m2 and 21 m2 for storage of agricultural equipment and other materials.
Electricity by UTE (state electricity company) single- and three phases. A large generator has been put in place in case of power cuts. Drinking water from a well and a submerged pump and a water tower reservoir of 1.000 liter.
400 hectares of which 200 hectares are planted with eucaliptus trees, 60 hectares are suitable for crop or pasture and the remaining area is natural grassland. Cattle breeding is possible on large parts of the property, in the forests and fire corridors, in the lower parts near the river, but also at some large parts of highly nutritional grasslands. The river Solís Grande borders this property which is also important for cattle. Besides that artificial water reservoirs have been created to provide drinking water to the animals.
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