luxury houses for sale Cordoba, Argentina

Nestled in the heart of the Calamuchita Valley, this exclusive resort in Villa Berna, Córdoba, spans over 8 hectares with approximately 1,400 m² of built area. Just 17 km from Los Reartes via a scenic dirt road or 30 km by paved access, it offers a private and privileged location surrounded by breathtaking nature. Unique Natural Setting The property lies within one of Argentina’s most exclusive regions, home to native forests of birch, oak, Douglas fir, larch, and black spruce — rare species that create a spectacular autumn color palette. Several natural springs converge to form a stream that winds through the terrain, while the elevated cabins provide panoramic views across the valley. High-End Infrastructure & Comfort Built with premium materials — exposed concrete, quebracho wood, and local stone — the resort features six spacious cabins (110 m² each) and two luxury suites (30 m²). All units include king-size beds, hydromassage tubs, fireplaces, air conditioning, and private BBQ areas. The gourmet restaurant (680 m²) combines design and functionality with glass façades, a professional kitchen, wine cellar, and stunning views. Complementary facilities include a 100 m³ infinity pool with hydromassage , an events hall, and full modern services: underground utilities, water treatment plant, solar panels, IP communications, and efficient fire and lighting systems. Exclusive Investment Opportunity This property represents a unique opportunity for high-end investors in Argentina’s luxury tourism sector. Its cutting-edge infrastructure, pristine environment, and strong appeal to discerning guests make it an outstanding long-term investment. For inquiries or to schedule a private visit, please contact us.

Located in Colanchanga, within Río Ceballos, Casa Nekola is set in the foothills of the Sierras Chicas, surrounded by a dramatic mountain landscape of steep topography, native vegetation, and sweeping open views over the valley. Positioned within a protected natural reserve, the property offers complete privacy while remaining highly accessible, just 30 minutes from Córdoba International Airport and 35 km from the city. Designed by renowned architect Miguel Ángel Roca and developed between 2006 and 2011, the residence features 430 m² (4,628 sq. ft.) of interior living space on a commanding site that transforms the home into a true natural lookout point. The architecture merges seamlessly with the hillside through a bold volumetric composition embedded into the terrain, orienting its principal living areas toward panoramic mountain and valley views. The design responds precisely to the landscape, with carefully positioned openings that maximize natural light and scenery while preserving privacy and shelter. The project is organized into two primary volumes separating the social and private areas, connected by an open terrace courtyard overlooking the landscape. Externally, these volumes appear as linear sculptural forms functioning as authentic “observation tubes,” reinforcing the distinctive architectural identity of the residence. On the lower level, the home features a spacious work area and garage, resolving access from the lowest point of the site. Vertical circulation follows the natural slope of the terrain, creating a dynamic spatial experience deeply connected to its surroundings. The offering also includes an independent guest cabin with barbecue area, adding approximately 80 m² (861 sq. ft.) of covered space, all set within a remarkable 7-hectare estate (17.3 acres), enhancing both recreational use and rental potential. A truly singular property with a powerful architectural identity, ideal for those seeking design, nature, and absolute privacy just minutes from the city.

Historic Mountain Retreat & Boutique Inn in La Cumbre A truly exceptional property where history, architecture, and nature come together in one of the most distinctive settings in the Sierras of Córdoba. Set across approximately 17.3 acres of pristine landscape in La Cumbre , this remarkable estate encompasses a private nature reserve and a preserved mountain, creating an extraordinary sense of privacy and connection with the surrounding environment. At the heart of the property stands the original main residence, built in 1930 , an architectural landmark that preserves the character and craftsmanship of its era. Its stone walls, traditional colonial-style tiled roofs, and distinctive architectural details evoke the region’s heritage, while carefully renovated interiors introduce a level of contemporary comfort suited to today’s discerning guests. A second building, completed in 1998 , complements the original residence and brings the property to a total of 24 guest rooms , including elegantly appointed suites and fully equipped apartments. The surrounding grounds are an integral part of the experience. Mature trees, established gardens, and seasonal flowering plants frame the buildings and outdoor spaces, while the natural topography opens toward the dramatic mountain landscape. A swimming pool and sun deck positioned at the foot of the hills provide an idyllic setting for relaxation, complemented by dedicated spaces for dining, entertaining, and hospitality. More than a hospitality property, this is a rare opportunity to acquire an estate with a distinctive architectural identity, meaningful heritage, and an extraordinary natural setting. Its scale, location, existing infrastructure, and unique landscape make it particularly appealing as a private retreat, boutique hospitality destination, or heritage-focused investment in one of Córdoba’s most sought-after mountain communities. Property Highlights Approximately 17.3 acres 24 guest rooms Historic main residence dating to 1930 Additional guest building completed in 1998 Private nature reserve Preserved mountain within the estate Swimming pool and sun deck Mature gardens and established trees Dining and hospitality spaces Exceptional mountain setting Located in La Cumbre, Córdoba, Argentina

Reydon: A Historic Property with More Than a Century of History Built in 1922 by John Runnacles and his wife, Jane Walford, who named it Reydon in honor of their hometown in eastern England, this iconic property stands as a testament to the strong presence of the British community in the region. During the 1940s, the success of the venture led to an expansion that added a new wing and additional rooms for guests. Over time, Reydon also took on a unique role: for nearly 20 years, it operated as an English girls’ school, educating hundreds of students from the region. Since its founding, Reydon has never ceased to be in operation. In 1989, after the school moved to another building, the property returned to its former use as a hotel. Roy and Sheila Pearson managed it for several years, and it was subsequently run by a couple whose surname was Potter. A new chapter began in 2015. Following a process of modernization and restoration, the hotel reopened its doors in 2016, reclaiming its activity and identity. Today, its more than 10,000 sq. ft. of built area and its impressive 140,000 sq. ft. garden preserve the scale and character of a unique property, shaped by more than a century of history and ready to begin a new chapter