Rural Property in Carmelo Colonia

Productive land of the best quality in Uruguay. It has a water intake in the river for irrigation of crops, with underground hydraulic installation and several points of location of equipment. Much of the property in Carmelo Colonia is irrigated. Aged Eucalyptus in the perimeter, and well-leveled farms for cultivation. There are about 12 hectares of olive trees a little more than 10 years old in full production in Arbequina and Coratina varieties. Good general facilities and internal walkways. 50 kW three-phase UTE input. 72 HP electric pump for irrigation. Water intake, underground hydraulic network, and various irrigation accessories (Pivot, etc.) with various location intakes. Internal subdivisions. Household housing (like new) with desk. Tool shed with room and bathroom for temporary staff. Important inventory of machinery and tools included. Attached work facilities. Important main residence in very good condition and of recent construction covering an area of 500 m2, Australian style (surrounded by galleries) with partial mezzanine and second-level occupation. Outdoors about 200 m2 of galleries with barbecue. In ground floor living room with wood stove and integrated kitchen. Social bathroom and double circulation to the upper floor. On the ground floor, 3 bedrooms en Suite of generous proportions. Underfloor heating (gas) in social areas and radiators (with another boiler) for bedrooms. Central gas hot water (there is an underground tank of 200k of gas for the house) and direct water pool with pressure pump. On the second floor is a pool table games room with expansive views and two bedrooms that share a bathroom. On a third level the house has a covered gazebo. Fine carpentry, all windows with double glass thermopanel. 15 Kw generator set for the house. All immaculate and brand new, with only two years of use.
Property with excellent access from Route 21 near Carmelo. There are 172 hectares in two patterns. More than 700 m of exclusive coastline with the Rio de la Plata near Martin García Island. A little more than an hour’s navigation from El Tigre, Buenos Aires. Accessing from the local road we first find the staff’s facilities, and following the road for about 1000 m, we find access to the main house in an intimate and discreet environment, with great security and views. Few neighbors (in particular two neighboring boundaries) in an area doomed to high-intensity agricultural exploitation due to the quality of the soils and the availability of irrigation water.