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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.

The land is located in the best location in Matanzas, overlooking the surf point and next to all essential services. 3450 sqm of land approx in front of the beach, it is possible to divide. It has no buildings on it.

Property for Sale in Hualaihué, Chilean Patagonia — 30,000 Hectares Located in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, this 30,000-hectare property in the Hualaihué area, Los Lagos Region, is now available for sale. The vast land features various ecosystems, including seafront, inland lakes, lagoons, rivers, mountains, and ancient native forests. With both land and sea access, the property presents an exceptional opportunity for conservation projects, sustainable tourism development, carbon credit initiatives, or simply as a medium to long-term investment. The local flora and fauna offer a pristine snapshot of Chile’s southern natural heritage. The sale price is USD 250 per hectare, making it one of the most competitively priced properties in the national market in terms of land value. All documentation is current. Inquiries are welcome from direct buyers and institutional representatives.

Tic Toc Islands – Private Archipelago in the Gulf of Corcovado, Northern Patagonia, Chile Located in the municipality of Chaitén, this exceptional private archipelago comprises 14 islands and 20 islets totaling approximately 588 hectares within one of the most valuable marine and terrestrial ecosystems in Chilean Patagonia. The property is divided into two main groups: Northern Group Horadada Lipipe Clorinda Becerra Southern Group Colocla Pino Huepán Dahlberg Johnson Karstrom Hernández Linacre The archipelago offers a unique combination of native forests, protected bays, extensive rocky shorelines, and natural beaches, creating an environment of remarkable scenic beauty and exceptional ecological value. Strategic Location The islands are situated in the heart of the Gulf of Corcovado, a region internationally recognized for its marine biodiversity, whale watching opportunities, and importance for wildlife conservation. The property is located: Near the Tic Toc – Gulf of Corcovado Marine Park Close to Corcovado National Park Within one of the most pristine and least developed areas of Northern Patagonia Access Via Puerto Raúl Marín Balmaceda Approximately one-hour charter flight from Puerto Montt to Puerto Raúl Marín Balmaceda Followed by a 12-nautical-mile boat journey to the islands Via Tic Toc Airstrip Approximately one-hour charter flight from Puerto Montt to the Tic Toc Airstrip Followed by only 3.4 nautical miles by boat to the nearest island Key Features Approximately 588 hectares distributed across multiple islands and islets Extensive coastline with numerous sheltered bays Native forests and coastal ecosystems of significant environmental value Ideal setting for conservation initiatives, scientific research, low-impact tourism, or a private estate No nearby maritime concessions Privileged location in one of the most exclusive and scarce natural environments in southern Chile The Tic Toc Islands represent an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a private archipelago within one of the most remote, ecologically significant, and breathtaking landscapes in South America.

Create your retreat or vacation home in Northern Patagonia, in a natural setting that combines tranquility, open views, and immediate proximity to Puerto Varas, known as the gateway to Patagonia. Just 9 km from the town center, you’ll find this 3-hectare parcel within a consolidated 141.5-hectare development made up of 36 lots. The project is fully equipped, allowing you to begin any residential plan immediately without worrying about additional arrangements. It features an underground power network, a functioning potable water system, and established internal roads, ensuring that each owner can focus directly on building and enjoying the surroundings without depending on local service procedures. The development’s design encourages living in close contact with nature and enables forming communities among family or friends who wish to share an outdoor-oriented lifestyle. It includes equestrian and trekking trails, as well as a deck with access to the Maullín River, where activities such as kayaking, fishing, and riverside exploration can be enjoyed. The parcel stands out for its mostly flat topography and unobstructed views of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes, allowing you to envision a home fully integrated into the Patagonian landscape—whether as a personal retreat, second residence, or getaway space.

Island in Puerto Natales, Chilean Patagonia Exclusive Offering by Sotheby’s International Realty A complete private island of 279 hectares, located in the immediate surroundings of Puerto Natales, just 20 kilometers by boat, making it the closest private island to the city. An exceptional combination of accessibility, scale, and privacy in the heart of southern Patagonia. The island features natural beaches and a highly user-friendly topography, with extensive usable areas that facilitate the development of low-impact projects, private conservation, or exclusive residential use. Its geographic configuration, together with its strategic location within the fjord and channel system of Última Esperanza, positions it as a truly singular global asset. Surrounded by a pristine Patagonian landscape, the island offers ideal conditions for private living, navigation, wildlife observation, expedition tourism, and long-term projects focused on nature and preservation. Proximity to Puerto Natales ensures efficient logistics and access to services, without compromising isolation or privacy. Opportunity price: USD 600,000 — an extraordinarily attractive value for a private island in Chilean Patagonia, difficult to replicate in terms of location, scale, and proximity to an urban center. A unique opportunity to acquire island ownership in one of the world’s most renowned and sought-after natural destinations.

A plot of almost 1,000 square meters in the prestigious urban development project of Mirador de Punta Pite. The plot has a regular slope and unobstructed views of Papudo Bay and the ocean. The condominium stands out for its excellent high-quality urbanization, featuring controlled access, paved roads, pedestrian and bicycle paths, a clubhouse with a pool and barbecue areas, drinking water supplied by ESVAL, and sewage facilities.

Diego Portales Island – Chilean Patagonia Exclusive offering available only through Sotheby’s International Realty Chile Location Diego Portales Island is located in the southern Pacific of Chile, within the channel system of the Última Esperanza Province, approximately 33 km from Puerto Natales. It forms part of the maritime environment of the Última Esperanza Sound, with direct access by boat. Land Area 15,000 contiguous hectares. Natural and Ecological Setting Island geography characterized by cliff-lined coastlines, headlands, and sheltered coves. Native forest covering slopes and depressions, with the presence of southern beech, tepú, and canelo, as well as mosses and lichens typical of the temperate-cold southern climate. Terrestrial and marine wildlife native to the area, including seabirds and coastal birds (swans, ducks, penguins, gulls), marine mammals such as sea lions and otters, and abundant marine resources (king crab, crabs, sea urchins, and bivalves). Heritage value: documented evidence of historical Kawésqar occupation and recorded coastal archaeological sites. Potential Uses Private conservation and large-scale Patagonian ecosystem protection projects. Low-impact expedition and nature tourism: navigation, wildlife observation, photography, scientific research, and environmental education. Long-term strategic land reserve, given its scale, territorial continuity, and relative proximity to Puerto Natales. Access Direct maritime access, with an approximate distance of 33 km from Puerto Natales.

Lake Caro, located in the Aysén Region southwest of the city of Coyhaique, is a destination of remarkable natural beauty, ideal for ecotourism, sport fishing, and the contemplation of pristine landscapes. It is part of the lake system that defines Northern Patagonia, surrounded by mountains, temperate forests, and glacial rivers. Location and Accessibility Lake Caro lies approximately 60 kilometers from Coyhaique, accessible via Route X-686 from the Simpson Valley sector. The journey, mostly along well-maintained gravel roads, passes through areas of high scenic and rural value. The nearest airport is Teniente Vidal Aerodrome in Coyhaique, offering daily domestic flights from Santiago and other cities in southern Chile. Natural Features This glacial lake is known for its turquoise-green waters and native vegetation. It offers ideal conditions for non-motorized water activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding, as well as access for recreational fishing. The surrounding geography features snow-capped peaks, Patagonian forests, and clear summer skies. Flora and Fauna The landscape around Lake Caro is dominated by temperate rainforests with species such as coigüe, lenga, ñirre, and notro. Wildlife sightings may include the Andean condor, Magellanic woodpecker, torrent duck, and native mammals such as the huemul, pudú, and culpeo fox. The lake's waters are home to rainbow and brown trout, making it a popular destination for fly fishing. Climate The climate is cold-temperate, with frequent rainfall throughout the year, especially between April and September. Summer temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F), offering comfortable conditions for outdoor activities. Winters are cold and damp, with snowfall possible at higher elevations. Activities and Attractions Sport Fishing: Trout and salmon in a remote, scenic setting ideal for fly fishing. Kayaking and Boating: Calm waters suited for tranquil exploration. Hiking and Nature Observation: Informal trails around the lake allow for immersive experiences in local ecology and landscapes. Lake Caro stands out as a less disturbed alternative to other lakes in the region, ideal for visitors seeking privacy, unspoiled nature, and authentic experiences in Chilean Patagonia. Its relative proximity to Coyhaique, along with its high scenic and ecological value, make it a hidden gem in southern Chile.

Five hundred meters from the mainland, in the sheltered waters of Seno de Reloncavi, Isla Manzano offers what few properties in Chile can: private land in every direction, and the ocean as its boundary on each side. Spanning twenty hectares with over two thousand meters of coastline and three private sandy beaches, the island enjoys full 360-degree exposure to the gulf. Unlike most island properties in the region, Isla Manzano is accessible by vehicle via a five-hundred-meter tidal estuary from Caleta El Manzano at low tide, an uncommon condition that permits everyday use without reliance on a boat. At high tide, access is by water. The island is located 20 kilometers from Hornopirén and 90 kilometers from Puerto Montt. The property is fully developed and staffed by a resident caretaker. The two-story Club House serves as the main structure: on the ground floor, a double-height central hall with exposed wooden beams, an indoor stone grill, a wood-fired clay oven, a Bosca wood stove, and a fully equipped kitchen — spaces conceived to host large groups with the Patagonian landscape as a constant backdrop. The upper floor contains three bedrooms and the caretakers quarters with private bathroom. Three independent cabins, each set within native forest and separated by natural vegetation, provide additional private accommodation; Cabin 1, the most recently built, features panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows facing the gulf, a double bedroom, private bathroom, and wood stove. The property also includes a covered outdoor barbecue pavilion with grill and clay oven, and gravel paths connecting all structures. The infrastructure operates with considerable autonomy: potable water connected to the public supply of Caleta El Manzano, a 20-panel Solar World SW145 photovoltaic system — 2,900 W installed capacity with an estimated daily output of 5,500 Wh at 220V — and mobile coverage from Movistar and Entel. The immediate surroundings combine native Patagonian forest, coastal marine wildlife, and unobstructed views of Cerro El Toro across the gulf. Natural hot springs, rivers, national parks, and the Carretera Austral lie twenty kilometers away. A property without direct precedent in the southern Chilean real estate market.

Located on the Roca Cuadrada viewpoint, on the way to Matanzas, steps away from the town and basic services. Unique plots with elevated sea views, two plots available.

This field of 38 plots of 5000 sqm has water and electricity, and paved streets. Fulfill your dream of having your property near the best bicycle park in Chile and close to beaches for surfing, kite, and windsurfing in the Matanzas area in the Navidad commune. Future school.