60-hectare field with mostly paved access and 4 hectares of bulrush wetland
In the heart of Patagonia, strategically located between Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén, this 60-hectare field exceptionally combines connectivity, natural beauty, and productive potential. Only 4 kilometers from the asphalt and with easy access year-round, this property offers a unique opportunity for those looking to invest, develop an agricultural-livestock project, or simply live surrounded by nature in one of the most privileged environments in southern Chile.
The field stands out for its balanced composition: wide, clean, and productive prairies blend with mature native forest and a valuable bulrush wetland, creating a rich, diverse ecosystem full of life. Approximately half of the surface is grassed, allowing for year-round livestock support without the need for additional forage, reflecting the quality of its soils: deep, fertile, and well-drained. Additionally, it has very attractive topography, where flat areas coexist with gentle hills and natural terraces that expand usable areas and open multiple possibilities for use.
Water resources are undoubtedly one of its great attributes. The field has springs, active streams even in summer, and a waterfall located at a higher elevation that provides water by gravity, delivering exceptional natural pressure and allowing for direct consumption. This element, along with its north orientation—ensuring excellent solar exposure throughout the year—significantly enhances its habitability and development.
The views are simply breathtaking. From various points on the property, one can appreciate open landscapes, valleys, and mountains that reflect the purest essence of Aysén. The wildlife and native vegetation—with species such as coigüe, luma, tepa, and cypress—complement a total connection experience with the environment.
Although the existing constructions have no commercial value, they allow for visualizing the potential location for future works. Currently, the field operates with a solar system and generator, while the electrical network is being expanded in the sector, adding interesting short-term value.
This is a private property, with good access and a highly valued location due to its proximity to natural attractions such as the Río Simpson National Park, Lake Riesco, and various emblematic rivers and valleys in the area. A field with character, versatile and with evident potential, ideal for both productive development and for those seeking a refuge in Patagonia with real and concrete attributes.
An opportunity hard to find in the current market.
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View Fact SheetTechnical details of the property
General information
- Type
- Campos
- Location
- Coyhaique, Aysén Region
- Area
- 60 ha
Access
- Access road
- Mixed (paved and gravel)
- Distance to paved road
- 4 km
- Public transport
- Yes
- How to get there
- Paved road and then 4 km of gravel in good condition, accessible by any car and passable all year round.
Distances
- Puerto Aysén
- 32 km · 40 min
- Coyhaique
- 40 km · 51 min
- Balmaceda Airport
- 95 km · 1 h 40 min
Utilities
- Electricity
- FeasibilityRuns on a 2,000 W solar power system supplemented by a gasoline generator. The power grid is about 3 km away and the neighborhood association is arranging the extension of the line.
- Water
- FeasibilityA waterfall fed by springs, about 30 m above the facilities, which supplies water by gravity with good natural pressure and allows direct consumption.
- Other services
- Drinking troughs for livestock; approximate capacity for 35 cattle and 30 sheep all year round, without additional forage.
Land & nature
- Topography
- About 30 ha of flat land and 30 ha with a gentle slope, with rolling terrain and natural terraces. North-facing with excellent sun exposure.
- Land use
- Agricultural
- Soil type
- Deep, fertile, well-drained soils, suitable for livestock pastures and crops.
- Native forest
- 48 %
- Pasture
- 45 %
- Water bodies
- Four smaller streams (two active in summer), two springs, a waterfall and a pompón-type wetland (peat bog) of about 4 ha.
- Flora
- Native forest of coigüe, luma, tepa and cypress; a grove of fruit trees (apple and plum trees), mostly 25 to 30 years old; copihue.
- Fauna
- Fox, hare, puma, condor, jote (vulture), traile, wild duck, chucao, huet huet and hummingbirds.
- Climate
- A low-altitude property, with no snow in winter.
- Nearby activities and attractions
- Río Simpson National Park, the Caracoles River, Bahía Acantilada, the Los Palos valley and river, Lake Riesco, Aikén del Sur Park and Puerto Chacabuco.
- Perimeter fencing
- Closed along much of its perimeter with a 6-strand fence held by coigüe and cypress posts.
Potential uses
- Livestock farming
- Agriculture
- Residential or second home
