Cochrane

Cochrane is a city in the Aysén Region, on the Carretera Austral, on the banks of the Cochrane River and near its confluence with the Baker River, one of Chile's most voluminous and turquoise-colored rivers. It's the gateway to Patagonia National Park, created from land donated by the Tompkins Foundation.

Patagonia National Park protects Patagonian steppe, wetlands, and a remarkable diversity of wildlife, including huemul deer, condors, and pumas, establishing Cochrane as a world reference point for conservation tourism. The city itself keeps a ranching, rural character typical of towns founded along the Carretera Austral.

Its remote location, several hours from Coyhaique, reinforces its status as Patagonia's last frontier, appealing both for nature tourism and for those seeking untouched land far from urban development.

At Produncan, we invite you to discover our properties in Cochrane: Patagonian land by the Baker River, ideal for conservation, tourism, or investment projects in one of South America's last great wild territories. Explore our available properties below.