Spectacular estate with sea and Laguna de Rocha views

244-Hectare Coastal Farm on Laguna de Rocha — Privacy, Nature and Colonial Charm

A unique retreat where countryside, sea and lagoon meet.
This spectacular 244-hectare property, with 500 metres of shoreline on Laguna de Rocha, offers absolute privacy, unrivalled views and exceptional potential both for private living and for tourism or productive ventures.

The Main House — Colonial Design and Panoramic Views

Designed by architect Rodolfo Edgardo Trambauer, the 220 m² main house stands on a hill, offering unique views of the lagoon and the ocean. Arranged around a central courtyard, it combines fine materials with a layout designed for family life or for hosting guests.
It includes:

• 4 en-suite bedrooms with independent entrance (2 with traditional wood-burning fireplace)
• 2 studies or additional bedrooms
• Spacious living room, dining room, large entrance hall and kitchen
• 3 terraces, barbecue and 10 x 6 m swimming pool
• Annex with 2 rooms and bathroom, plus staff rooms (30 m²)

The Land — 244 Productive and Diversified Hectares

• 7 permanent paddocks with eucalyptus woods
• Natural pastures on fertile, sandy-textured soil
• Water sources: natural and artificial ponds
• Productive infrastructure: 230 m² of sheds, tack room, storerooms, garages, pump room and staff housing
• Santa María Auxiliadora Chapel at the heart of the land

Strategic Location and Tourism Potential

1.5 km from the beach, 8 minutes from La Paloma and just over 1 hour from Punta del Este, it combines total privacy with proximity to the main tourist and natural destinations of Rocha.

Ideal for agritourism, a boutique hotel, equestrian projects or for living surrounded by nature at its fullest

Laguna de Rocha — Protected Nature and Unique Biodiversity

Laguna de Rocha, located on Uruguay's Atlantic coast, is one of the largest lagoons in the country and is part of the National System of Protected Areas (SNAP).
Surrounded by dunes, unspoilt beaches and coastal woodland, its natural wealth makes it a true wildlife sanctuary.

It is a key site for migratory birds and is home to a great diversity of aquatic species: herons, ducks, flamingos and fish find their natural habitat here.

The protected area covers 2,200 hectares, and its conservation aims to preserve biodiversity and promote responsible tourism.
Activities such as birdwatching, hiking, sport fishing or boat trips make it possible to enjoy the lagoon in harmony with its surroundings.

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The Beaches of Rocha — Nature and Authenticity

With more than 100 kilometres of Atlantic coastline, Rocha offers beaches of singular beauty, many surrounded by woods and white dunes.
From the serenity of La Paloma to the wild charm of Cabo Polonio, or the nightlife of La Pedrera, each seaside resort has its own essence.

In addition to rest and nature, the beaches invite you to enjoy surfing, kitesurfing, horse riding, sport fishing or even whale watching in season.

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Rocha — Land of History, Nature and Coastal Life

The department of Rocha combines maritime history, rural traditions and a coastline unique in Uruguay.
Iconic villages such as La Paloma, Cabo Polonio or Valizas offer authentic experiences, where life follows the rhythm of nature.

Its shores hold stories of shipwrecks, its countryside hides ombú forests —one of the largest in the world— and its people keep alive the simple, hospitable spirit of the place.

Rocha is the ideal destination for those seeking unspoilt beaches, untouched nature and an unhurried life, connected to what truly matters.

... modest but bold, liberal and fun-loving ..."
@The Economist Magazine, 2013, named Uruguay country of the year.