luxury farmhouses for sale Chile

Set on a 3-hectare property, this charming country home of approximately 120 sqm stands out for its traditional adobe-and-tile architecture, blending seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. Expansive paddocks, stone walls, and open views create an atmosphere of exceptional privacy and natural beauty. The residence features two en-suite bedrooms and a central living area that integrates the living room, dining room, and kitchen into a warm and inviting space. A delightful interior courtyard with a swimming pool provides a private and relaxing retreat. The property also includes eight horse stalls and is part of a well-established countryside community whose owners enjoy access to approximately 500 hectares of shared land, offering endless opportunities for horseback riding, outdoor recreation, and enjoying the natural surroundings. A truly unique opportunity for those who appreciate country living, traditional architecture, and a close connection with nature in the beautiful setting of Pirque.

47 ACRES (190.000 sqm) Lotes Virgenes frente al mar. Located in Valparaiso, Chile, North of Quintay. 47 ACRES (190.000 sqm) Lotes Virgenes frente al mar. 19 Oceanfront Lots each of 2.475 Acres (10.000 mts2) Size in oceanfront location - All Lots have premium water frontage to the Pacific Ocean, amazing view, with dense pine forest, and unequal flora and fauna, terrestrial and marine. Fully Developed Subdivision ready to sell or build, with dirt roads and easy access, gated entrance - Fully Permitted and whole entitled.

230.1-hectare agricultural estate located 20 minutes from Pencahue, with direct access to Route K-420, in an area with outstanding fruit-growing potential. The property is composed of two adjoining lots separated by a public road and stands out for its excellent agricultural and fruit-production potential, thanks to high-quality soils, favorable topography, and strong water availability. The existing infrastructure is modern and built to a high standard, significantly reducing the initial investment required for new agricultural projects. The estate features: 40 hectares of premium-quality soils (Class I) An additional 105 hectares suitable for planting, of which 25 hectares have steeper slopes In terms of water resources, the property offers a major competitive advantage: 67 shares of the Pencahue Canal, equivalent to 80.4 liters/second Two water reservoirs: one with a capacity of 150,000 m³ and another of 10,000 m³ A natural stream running through the property These conditions allow for the development of a wide variety of crops such as olives, cherries, walnuts, European plums, hazelnuts, among others, within a well-established agricultural area. The property currently includes 37 hectares planted with walnut trees (2017), which are affected by phytophthora. Replanting with resistant clones is recommended, creating an attractive opportunity for productive reconversion. Additionally, the estate features more than 200 Chilean palm trees, between 1.5 and 2 meters tall, located along the internal road system. These represent both significant heritage and commercial value. Climate: Temperate Mediterranean climate, with winter rainfall (annual average of 806 mm) and moderate temperatures (annual average of 14.5°C), providing ideal conditions for fruit production.

Property of 66.45 hectares located on Tutuquén Road, just 4.6 km from downtown Curicó, offering excellent connectivity and close proximity to urban services. The asset consists of two main land titles plus a subdivision into 9 lots of 5,000 m², providing additional potential for complementary development. The farm features a solid productive base: - 34 ha of wine grapes - 8.1 ha of apple orchards - 0.5 ha of cherry trees all either in production or in development stages. Additionally, there is 1 ha available for new plantings. It is equipped with technified irrigation systems (drip and micro-sprinkler), with estimated yields of: - 18–25 ton/ha for wine grapes - 60 ton/ha for apples In terms of water resources, the property offers a strong and reliable supply: - 33.33 shares of the Huapi canal (66.83 l/s) - 3 deep wells totaling 32.8 l/s The property includes complete infrastructure: a 470 m² main house in excellent condition, 2 staff/management houses, warehouses, irrigation control rooms, three-phase power, internal roads (partially paved), and perimeter fencing. In addition, the property features a large-scale winery, a rare and highly valuable asset that positions the farm as a fully integrated wine production operation. With a capacity of 5,000,000 liters and an annual production of approximately 450,000 cases, the winery allows not only in-house production but also expansion into third-party services, generating multiple revenue streams. It is fully equipped with: - Stainless steel tanks - Epoxy-coated concrete vats - Wastewater treatment plant (RILES) - Two bottling lines This infrastructure enables an efficient, self-sufficient operation, with the ability to offer custom crush (maquila), storage, and bottling services, as well as to develop and strengthen proprietary brands. The integration of vineyard and winery allows full control of the value chain, optimizing costs, margins, and commercial flexibility. Located in a growing rural area near new residential developments, the property combines strong agricultural, wine production, and real estate potential, making it a unique investment opportunity in the Curicó Valley.

Versatile and productive 109.71-hectare farm, with approximately 27 hectares allocated to annual crops and 18 hectares recently cleared and leveled, currently undergoing soil improvement for pasture or cultivation. The property also includes grazing areas for horses and sheep, sectors with young pine and eucalyptus plantations, sandy areas, and native vegetation, making it an excellent opportunity for both agricultural and livestock use. Infrastructure: The property features a main residence surrounded by established gardens, park areas, a swimming pool, fruit trees, and a vegetable garden. It also includes two guest cabins, a caretaker’s house, and an office house with covered parking for three vehicles. Additionally, there are two barns, a woodshed, a materials storage unit, corrals for animals and poultry, and a well-maintained internal road network. Water Resources: Excellent water availability, including two wells for domestic use and irrigation, regularly maintained canals and drainage systems, and 65 irrigation shares from the Duqueco/Cuel system (4.2 L/s each), along with a favorable water table due to proximity to the Biobío River. Additional Value: The property includes two operational wind turbines managed by Mainstream Renewable Power, with a 23-year active lease agreement, providing stable long-term income. Utilities Services: Three-phase electrical network Potable water connection Satellite internet Municipal waste collection service Public transportation to the city and nearby areas This property stands out for its scale, infrastructure, water resources, and diversified income potential, making it highly attractive for agricultural, livestock, or investment purposes.

Fundo Las Cascadas is a 655-hectare property located in an exceptional natural setting in southern Chile, where landscape, scale, and the diversity of the terrain coexist in balance. The property features approximately 1.3 kilometers of lakefront, within which there is a 2.5-hectare area with direct access to the water, a rare attribute that provides character, privacy, and a permanent relationship with the lakeside environment. The rest of the estate is composed of extensive meadows and native forest areas. About 150 hectares are currently used for cattle raising, with good-quality pasturelands and favorable topography, while the forested areas create a continuous and harmonious landscape. The native forest, diverse and well established, remains in a relatively untouched condition, adding identity and depth to the property. It creates natural transitions between meadows, watercourses, and areas of greater slope, reinforcing the sense of continuity and scale of the landscape. The terrain’s topography allows for a variety of uses and routes, always in dialogue with the surroundings and the open views that frame the property. Fundo Las Cascadas is a large-scale property, designed for those who value openness, privacy, and the authenticity of the southern landscape, in a place where nature is not a complement, but the central element.

Property in Chiloé, located in Curaco de Vélez, with a total land area of 14.99 hectares, set in the Huenao sector, 1.6 km from the center of Curaco de Vélez and 20 km from the airport. The property features 500 meters of ocean frontage and is north-facing, ensuring excellent natural light year-round. Water is supplied by a natural spring located on the property, which flows directly to the sea. Electricity is provided via an underground connection from Saesa. The estate includes four constructions: Caretaker’s house: 63 m² Storage building: 50 m² Barbecue: 45 m² Main house: 464 m² Main House Beautifully designed, with alerce shingle cladding on the exterior and native wood finishes throughout the interior. First floor: Entrance chiflonera Living and dining room with access to the terrace Kitchen Pantry Loggia Two en-suite bedrooms Second floor: Two en-suite bedrooms Primary bedroom en suite with walk-in closet Family room Game room Exterior / Systems: Boiler room Pellet-fired central heating system with radiators throughout the house

Southern Patagonia, Chile In the Magallanes Region, between Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas, an extensive estate of approximately 73,000 continuous hectares is offered for sale, distributed across six independent parcels that can be acquired together or separately. This flexibility makes it a strategic asset for both large-scale investment projects and individual acquisitions. Surface by Parcel 8,510 hectares 17,935 hectares 1,400 hectares 21,130 hectares 13,859 hectares 10,320 hectares Forestry and Productive Potential One of the main features of this property is its historic forestry use. For decades, much of the land was dedicated to timber harvesting, specifically lenga (Nothofagus pumilio), a native Patagonian species of high commercial value. Currently, the property preserves consolidated internal roads and the infrastructure needed to continue forestry activity, which significantly reduces initial investments and allows immediate reactivation of production. Natural Features Topography: Varied terrain, including flat areas, rolling hills, and mountainous zones, enabling diverse uses. Water resources: Presence of rivers, streams, and lagoons, ensuring water availability for productive and conservation activities. Vegetation cover: Native lenga forests and regenerating areas, as well as peatlands, shrublands, and grasslands, increasing biodiversity and sustainable management potential. Climate: Temperate-cold oceanic, with average annual temperatures between 6–8 °C, year-round precipitation, and prevailing west and southwest winds. Potential Uses Forestry: Immediate continuation of lenga timber operations thanks to existing infrastructure. Livestock: Areas suitable for extensive grazing. Conservation and tourism: Vast size allows for private reserves, carbon projects, or the development of nature lodges. Strategic investment: The option to acquire individual parcels provides flexibility, while the purchase of the entire estate secures a unique, large-scale asset. Strategic Value Southern Patagonia is globally renowned for its pristine environment, legal stability, and growing international demand for large tracts of land with natural resources. This set of properties represents a unique investment opportunity in one of the most attractive and stable regions of the Southern Hemisphere.

In Chilean Patagonia (Aysén), approx. 45 km from Puerto Aysén, this 2,116-hectare property is naturally suited for conservation. A creek crosses the land within the Mañihuales–Aysén hydrographic system, one of the region’s defining watersheds. What makes this asset compelling for international conservation buyers is natural infrastructure: Aysén lies in one of Chile’s wettest zones, with regional references often placing annual precipitation around 3,000–4,000 mm, and local figures near Puerto Aysén about 2,940 mm/year Aprox. In this landscape, wetlands and peatlands play a strategic role for long-term stewardship: they regulate the water cycle (buffer floods, store water during lower-precipitation periods, and improve water quality through sediment/nutrient retention) and function as natural water reserves at a territorial scale. Conservation / water-security use cases: -Private reserve and watershed protection. -Long-horizon ecological restoration and environmental monitoring. -ESG / philanthropic capital aligned with ecosystem services (water, biodiversity, resilience). Request the “Due Diligence Pack” (title, boundaries/KMZ, access, applicable restrictions, preliminary hydro-environmental brief).

15.8 hectares of flat land with privileged views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. 90% of the property consists of flat and arable pastures, while 10% comprises mature native forests as a refuge for animals. In terms of distances, it is located 52 km from the city of Osorno, 22 km from Puerto Octay, and 17 km from Lake Rupanco.

The farm is in a mountainous area next to the town of Llifén and the T-55 route that joins Futrono. It has 888 hectares located on one of the most emblematic hills in the area, which has panoramic views of Lake Ranco, the Calcurrupe River, and the surrounding valleys. It is covered with pristine Valdivian forests with a large presence of coigues, ulmos, and lengas. It has inland rivers, waterfalls, and rock walls that allow traditional climbing. It has no interior roads or infrastructure. Due to its characteristics and location, it is an attractive property for a conservation or tourism park and for its forest quality for carbon bonds.

High-quality vineyard located in the commune of Rengo, just 115 km from Santiago. With a total surface of 77.64 hectares, of which 51.89 hectares are planted with different grape varieties. It also features a winery with a capacity of 1,800,000 liters, bottling rooms, a solar power plant, and water treatment facilities. The vineyard includes: 77 ha of flat land, 60 ha of which are planted. Winery with 1,800,000-liter storage capacity. Offices, laboratories, bottling, and tasting rooms. Wells, canals, and water reservoirs. Solar Power Plant of 100 KVA plus 300 KVA three-phase transformer. Wastewater Treatment Plant. PLANTATIONS WATER RIGHTS 77.64 hectares of plantations consisting of: 25.82 ha of Cabernet Sauvignon 5.62 ha of Sauvignon Blanc 4.87 ha of Merlot 4.46 ha of Semillon 3.46 ha of Petit Verdot 2.43 ha of Chardonnay 1.84 ha of Carmenère 1.42 ha of Pinot Noir 1.0 ha of Malbec 0.97 ha of Cabernet Franc All plantations have a modern drip irrigation system. Additionally, 17 hectares remain available for planting. The property holds 124.53 liters/second of registered water rights, fully sufficient for agricultural operations: 104.53 l/s from surface water of the Cachapoal River via Canal Peumal. 20 l/s from a deep well.

The commune of Los Muermos in the Los Lagos region, with good connectivity and access to the paved road. It is located 9 km from Los Muermos city and 42 km from Puerto Montt airport. A 336.5 hectares Farm dedicated to dairy production with a New Zealand model. Its topography is of gentle hills with highly productive meadows. The field has 63% of its area of ​​meadows, the rest is native forest, buildings, and roads. It is equipped with a highly technical milking parlor, a network of interior roads, three-phase power, water storage tanks, a network of drinking fountains, and slurry conduction and sprinkling. Due to its conditions, it has very good agricultural and livestock aptitude conditions. The farm is currently rented.

84-hectare farmland for cattle raising with high real estate potential, located in the Totoral Alto sector, Llanquihue commune. The property is just 3.1 km from Route 5 South, 9 km from downtown Llanquihue, and 5.3 km from Totoral public beach. Access is via the paved V-30 route, which connects Llanquihue with Fresia. With a mostly flat surface, the land offers privileged views of Osorno Volcano, borders the Colegual River, and features a unique natural environment with mature native forests of coigües and arrayanes. Its balanced mix of pastures and forest—approximately 40% pasture and 60% evergreen native forest—makes it a versatile property, ideal for a real estate project, recreational use, or livestock farming. Currently, the pastures are used for cattle fattening and hay production. The forest includes multiple clearings and easy-to-walk areas, ideal for creating trails, rest areas, or natural viewpoints. On the western side, it borders the Colegual River and is equipped with a caretaker’s house and a barn for hay storage. Its proximity to Llanquihue, Puerto Varas, and Frutillar makes it a strategic investment, offering a peaceful environment, excellent connectivity, and high development potential.

974-hectare estate with agricultural, dairy, and forestry production units, located in the commune of Purranque, in a privileged sector of the Río Blanco valley, east of the Coastal Mountain Range. Offers excellent infrastructure for dairy, agricultural, fruit, and forestry production in an area of fertile soils with abundant year-round water availability. Features: Gentle rolling topography, deep fertile soils, temperate oceanic climate, and 5 km of river frontage. 36 l/s of permanent consumptive water rights, 8 interconnected ponds, pivot and K-Line irrigation systems, and full water infrastructure (pumps, power, pipelines). Productive Distribution: 222 ha dairy: 20-unit milking parlor, calf shed, feed plant, corrals, 6 worker houses. 244 ha agriculture orchards: 32 ha cherries, 11 ha hazelnuts, 7 ha plums, 7 ha maqui under drip irrigation, plus grain and forage crops. 320 ha forestry: eucalyptus plantations (5–8 years). 188 ha native forest. Additional Infrastructure: 2 main residences Barns, offices, greenhouses, laboratories Internal roads and irrigation stations Strategic Location: 31 km from Route 5 51 km from Osorno 100 km from Puerto Montt This property stands out for its high productive potential, versatility, and excellent connectivity—ideal for continuing integrated farming operations or developing new agricultural, forestry, or conservation projects.

The farm is mainly covered with adult native forest, where red coigues, mañios cypresses, cinnamon, tineos, and lengas stand out. The rest of the field comprises approximately twenty hectares of meadows and areas with bushes and quila. The course is high, with panoramic views of the Puyehue and Rupanco lakes and the Casablanca, Puntiagudo, and Osorno volcanoes. In addition, within the field runs the Isla River and other estuaries of lower flow. Due to its location and characteristics, it is ideal for a conservation project or a real estate development.

Rural property of 3.3 hectares located in the commune of Santa Cruz with a spacious Chilean colonial-style house of 1,365m2, built-in 2009. It features 19 suites, each with a private bathroom, balconies, and views of the vineyards. Additionally, it has three lounges totaling 200 sqm, a dining room, and a wine showroom. The covered terraces, a well-maintained garden, and the pool offer ideal spaces to relax and enjoy the surroundings. It also includes a barbecue area, a clay oven, and a cozy area with fireplaces. The property includes a restaurant built in 2018 with an area of 584 sqm, featuring a fully equipped industrial kitchen. Additionally, there is a 2.5-hectare Merlot grape vineyard in production and well-maintained. Water rights for irrigation amount to 6.15 liters per second, a sufficient flow supported by 750 shares from the Santa Cruz and Paniahue Canal Association. Property specifications include wooden and ceramic floors, radiator heating, and large windows that complement the cozy and functional atmosphere of the place.

Lago Bravo is a unique property. The total property area is 2800 hectares (6918 acres), about three hours away from Balmaceda Airport and approximately 130 km (80 miles) from Coyhaique. Some key aspects of Lago Bravo are the private lake (almost impossible to find in properties of this size), three other smaller and beautiful lagoons, some 2,000 hectares (4942 acres) of lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) forest, and about 4 km (2.5 miles) of the river (Río Pedregoso) with trout fishing entirely within the property. Lago Bravo also has about 400 hectares (988 acres) of grasslands, which the current owner has been fencing in, cleaning, and fertilizing, and which should provide much better pastures in the coming years. The property is used for grazing during the summer, and there are plans to leave livestock permanently this year. Two different routes can access Lago Bravo. In both cases, it takes about 1.5 hours from Coyhaique, although during the last five years, the government has been improving access through the west side, and there are plans to continue doing so. This substantially reduces travel time and facilitates access even in the winter months. A small cabin (two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, small living room) is comfortable and habitable for short stays. There are also two small cabins for workers (1 km from the main cabin). All the cabins are equipped with solar panels and wood-burning stoves for cooking and heating. Wildlife is first class, and a wide variety of species, including deer and trout. Taxes are meager, approximately USD400 per year, and the Chilean government provides subsidies to improve and upgrade properties in the area.

2,400 hectares with more than 3 km of the shore of Lago Verde, 14 km of river shore between the Pico and Figueroa rivers, and more than 1,000 flat hectares, worked and fenced. Approximately 700 head of cattle, and only 3.5 km from the town of Lago Verde, which has a health service, police officers, firefighters, and all the necessary essential services, make this property one of the best places in Chilean Patagonia. The ranch has a country house with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, a living room, a dining room, a barbecue area with a toilet, and a landing platform for helicopters. There is a network of trails around the residence and throughout the property. 20 hectares are already subdivided into 20 lots of 1 hectare. Each batch has its pre-approved roll. Each one has approximately 100 meters of Lago Verde shore, and all are flat or gently sloping, with a beach, native vegetation, and access from the main road to the town of Lago Verde, just steps from the city.