Hill-country farm of ~500 ha with native woodland, pure water and regenerative management

For investors who value conservation, natural capital and nature tourism, this farm of hills and ravines in Uruguay is a unique piece. It lies within a protected natural area, with native grassland of high ecological value, indigenous flora and fauna free of exotic species, and no agricultural activity.

It is run with regenerative cattle and sheep grazing, at an average stocking rate of one animal per two hectares, and the native woodland is professionally monitored. Of the total area, some 225 hectares are registered native woodland, with the tax benefits that this entails.

Water is abundant and of excellent quality: several springs and eight streams within the property, and some 3.5 km of frontage on a pure-water creek with riverside woodland, natural pools and deep lagoons. It also has timber buildings with large windows facing the hills, ideal as a base for a lodge, retreat or ecotourism project.

An asset with a low value per hectare and strong potential in tourism, carbon credits and biodiversity.