Live in Your Own 27.22 Hectare Sanctuary with Views of Lake Llanquihue!

A Unique Forest, Ready to Enjoy

Imagine waking up surrounded by ancient native trees—including the oldest Ulmo in the area—in a mostly flat forest, clean and easily traversable by its trails. Here, every step reveals the richness of native species: mañío, coigüe, luma, arrayán, olivillo, and more.

Unparalleled Panoramic Views

The Chaquihues Forest borders the La Poza River on two sides and a stream to the east. Additionally, it has a privileged front facing Lake Llanquihue, crowned by a natural ravine that offers unforgettable views of the basin.

Services and Connectivity

Electricity: Underground connection and meter ready to install.
Water: 45 m well operating in September-October 2025.
Access: 6.5 km of gravel road (with ongoing paving project) and guaranteed easement.
Telecommunications: Fiber optic from IP Patagonia.
Transportation: 50 min from El Tepual Airport, and public transportation in immediate areas.

A Living Environment

Here, wildlife thrives in its fullest expression: pudús, foxes, chucao, huet-huet, and a variety of birds that dance among the trees. A true ecosystem that turns your investment into a natural legacy.

Use and Regulation

Zone: Agricultural-forestry (no change of use permitted).
Ideal for: Conservation projects, nature tourism, or a residence immersed in wildlife.
Constructions with management plan.
Closure: Partial perimeter.

This property represents a unique opportunity due to its location and unique characteristics. There are no other similar plots between Puerto Varas and Ensenada that offer the possibility of living immersed in a native forest, with privileged views and just minutes from the city center. Additionally, it is a secure investment, with its own property role and easy access to basic services, guaranteeing long-term projection, tranquility, and appreciation.

View Fact SheetTechnical details of the property

General information

Type: Campos, Campos para conservación
Location: Puerto Varas, Los Lagos Region
Area: 27.22 ha

Access

Access road: Gravel
Distance to paved road: 6.5 km
Public transport: Yes
How to get there: Las Cumbres area, municipality of Puerto Varas. A 6.5 km gravel road from the pavement; there is a preliminary paving project from Río Pescado to Colonia Río Sur.

Distances

El Tepual Airport: 50 min

Utilities

Electricity: FeasibilityUnderground electrical connection with a meter available to be installed.
Water: FeasibilityA 45 m deep well, with commissioning planned.
Internet: Yes
Other services: Fiber optic from IP Patagonia is available.

Land & nature

Topography: Mostly flat forest, with hilly areas; a natural ravine at the front facing Lake Llanquihue.
Land use: Mixed
Native forest: 100 %
Water bodies: Borders the La Poza River on two sides (south and west) and a stream on the east; the front has a view of Lake Llanquihue.
Flora: Native forest with mañío, meli, coihue, tiaca, luma, arrayán, canelo, ulmo, notro, radal, lingue, laurel, olivillo and tepa; an ulmo of about 500 years, the oldest known in the area.
Fauna: Puma, fox, hare, pudú, woodpecker, chucao, huet-huet, tiuque, concón, barn owl, swallows and chunchos, among others.
Climate: Cool temperatures, frequent rain (especially in autumn and winter) and high humidity due to the proximity of bodies of water, the vegetation and the Calbuco volcano.
Nearby activities and attractions: Panoramic views of the Lake Llanquihue basin and walkable trails through the forest. Nearby: a small waterfall, the Aremko hot tubs (tinajas) and the Pescado River.