luxury real estate for sale Cisnes, Chile

151.69 hectares of pristine nature in the heart of the Carretera Austral.A unique property due to its scale, biodiversity, and development potential, located just 9 km from Contao, in a privileged setting in southern Chile.✔ 90% native forest✔ 10% regeneration✔ 1.3 km of frontage along the Carretera Austral✔ 2.4 km of frontage along the Quildaco River✔ Single title deed and single owner✔ Water available from wells, rivers, and streams✔ Electricity supplied by SAESA✔ 1 km of stabilized access roadAmong its native species are: Alerce, Canelo, Coihue, Tepú, Luma, Tepa, Mañío, Ulmo, and many others.Strategically located near:• Trekking to the extinct volcano• Pichicolo Hot Springs• Cisne River• Tourist circuits and scenic natural landscapesAn ideal property for developing:• A conservation-focused real estate project• Sustainable tourism• A nature lodge or retreat• A long-term investment propertyA territory of great beauty, abundant water, and direct access to one of the most authentic landscapes in southern Chile.

2,050-hectare cattle ranch in Sección Tapera – on the banks of the Río Moro, Aysén Region Location: Located in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, this 2,050-hectare property is in Sección Tapera, Aysén Region, one of the most pristine and least developed areas of southern Chile. It is just 14 km from Villa La Tapera and 55 km from Villa Amengual, with access to the famous Carretera Austral, a major tourist corridor. Key Features: Borders over 9 km of the Río Moro, one of the cleanest and most scenic rivers in the area, ideal for fly fishing and recreational activities. Adjacent to public mountain ranges to the south and east, ensuring privacy and a protected natural environment. About 40% flat in the north, suitable for extensive livestock or tourism development. Elevation ranges from 850 to 1,200 m above sea level, suitable as summer pasture for cattle with abundant native grass. Numerous interior streams form fertile micro-valleys, ideal for grazing, camps, or sustainable tourism infrastructure. The native Patagonian forest, dominated by lenga, ñirre, and coigüe, provides significant biodiversity and ecological value. Wildlife includes pumas, condors, chilla and culpeo foxes, and native raptors. Rivers and streams contain rainbow and brown trout, offering high potential for sport fishing and ecotourism. Potential Uses: Summer cattle grazing (traditional veranadas) Low-impact tourism projects such as lodges, glamping, or fly-fishing retreats Private conservation or natural reserve, given its strategic location next to public lands Ideal for sustainable investment projects in Patagonia Natural Surroundings Nearby Attractions: Close to natural parks and reserves such as Queulat National Park (famous for the Hanging Glacier) and Patagonia National Park. Near the Río Cisnes Valley and Lago Las Torres National Reserve, offering rich flora, fauna, and hiking trails. Excellent for trekking, wildlife photography, kayaking, and nature observation. Connectivity Distances: 14 km from Villa La Tapera (basic services, rural health post, schools) 55 km from Villa Amengual (Carretera Austral) 185 km from Coyhaique, the regional capital 252 km from Balmaceda Airport, with regular flights to Santiago Climate: Temperate-cold with Andean influence Precipitation: 800–1,200 mm/year, mainly April–October Dry season: November–March, ideal for livestock and tourism Summer temperatures: 4°C–22°C Winter temperatures: -10°C–8°C, with frequent snow at higher elevations Summary: A unique opportunity in Chilean Patagonia, combining stunning landscapes, ecological value, and productive potential, ideal for continued livestock operations, tourism development, or conservation projects in one of South America’s most untouched regions.

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).