Description

General Description Cattle ranch of 845 hectares located at the confluence of the Río Negro and Río Uruguay — an exceptional opportunity for livestock production, eco-tourism, and sustainable development. The property includes a colonial-style house in need of restoration, approximately 200 m² in size, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as barns and auxiliary buildings. Energy is supplied by solar panels and a generator, reinforcing its self-sustainable character. Access The ranch is just 7 minutes by boat from Villa Soriano (approximately 300 km from Montevideo), one hour by boat from Villa Paranacito in Argentina, and 330 km by car from Buenos Aires via the Fray Bentos bridge. Current Use and Production Currently dedicated to cattle breeding, the property supports around 700 cows with calves, bulls, and horses. Premium breeds such as Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, and Brangus are raised here. The natural pastures benefit from natural irrigation and a mild microclimate free from frost or drought, providing ideal conditions for production. The ranch is also perfect for horse breeding and horseback riding activities. Lifestyle and Nature The natural setting is of outstanding beauty, featuring a private white-sand beach and breathtaking sunsets over the river. The area hosts rich birdlife — including flamingos, spoonbills, storks, kingfishers, and hummingbirds — as well as native fauna such as deer, wild boar, wildcats, capybaras, and otters. The surroundings invite you to enjoy sailing, kayaking, fishing, and swimming, all within a peaceful landscape that offers the authentic gaucho lifestyle. Development and Investment Potential This property offers great potential for eco-residential or nautical-lot developments that combine environmental preservation with profitability. The wetlands and native forests contribute to high biodiversity and naturally regulate water and soil. It represents an investment with strong livestock returns, a unique natural location, and excellent access from both Uruguay and Argentina, with outstanding opportunities for eco-tourism and sustainable development.