Exclusive lots with lakeside and direct access to the Southern Highway

In the heart of Northern Patagonia, alongside the Southern Highway and surrounded by some of the most stunning landscapes in Chile, lie the Laguna Las Torres lots: a unique opportunity for those looking to invest, live, or build a legacy in one of the most extraordinary and least-intervened territories on the planet.

Six of them feature privileged lakeside access over the crystal-clear waters of Laguna Las Torres. Native forests of coihue, tepa, mañío, and Guaitecas cypress blend with mountains, clear waters, and infinite skies in an environment of authenticity that’s hard to match.

Strategic location, connectivity without sacrifices

The lots are located 68 km from Puerto Cisnes, 95 km from Puyuhuapi, and 125 km from Coyhaique. All have direct access to the Southern Highway, completely paved and passable all year round. From Santiago, access is direct: a flight of approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes to Balmaceda and then 2 hours north on one of the world’s most scenic routes.

The area allows for exploration of Queulat National Park and its Hanging Glacier, the Puyuhuapi Hot Springs, the Melimoyu volcano, Puerto Aysén, and the Patagonian estates of the region.

Exceptional nature

The lots border the Lago Las Torres National Reserve, a protected area of over 16,500 hectares inhabited by pudús, culpeo foxes, cougars, chucaos, Patagonian woodpeckers, and kingfishers. Fly fishing, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and wildlife observation are part of everyday life in this place.

An investment with potential

The growing demand for exclusive properties in Patagonia, the scarcity of land with direct access to bodies of water, and the tourist consolidation of the Aysén Region make these lots an asset with solid appreciation potential.

Lakeside Lots in Laguna Las Torres

Lot	Area	Highway Frontage	Lakeside	Price
Lot 1	1.00 ha	135 m	110 m	UF 3,765
Lot 2	1.00 ha	50 m	87 m	UF 3,765
Lot 3	1.32 ha	50 m	86 m	UF 4,970
Lot 4	3.35 ha	71 m	125 m	UF 12,612
Lot 5	5.57 ha	100 m	191 m	UF 20,970
Lot 6	7.76 ha	100 m	141 m	UF 29,215

Interior Lots (next to Southern Highway)

Lot	Area	Highway Frontage	Price
Lot 7	1.16 ha	65 m	UF 3,494
Lot 8	1.23 ha	65 m	UF 3,705
Lot 9	1.56 ha	65 m	UF 4,699
Lot 10	1.58 ha	65 m	UF 3,569
Lot 11	1.12 ha	64 m	UF 2,530
Lot 12	1.04 ha	66 m	UF 2,349

Whether for a family residence, second home, lodge, or boutique tourism project, Laguna Las Torres combines scenic beauty, accessibility, privacy, and growth potential in one of the last natural frontiers in the world.

Wake up every morning to clear waters, century-old forests, and Patagonian mountains.

View Fact SheetTechnical details of the property

General information

Type: Propiedades Turísticas
Location: Puerto Cisnes, Aysén Region
Area: 1 ha

Subdivision project

Total lots: 12
Lot size: 10,000 – 77,600 m²
Common areas: Shared natural surroundings: Laguna Las Torres, the Travieso River, the Santa Andrea stream and the Lago Las Torres National Reserve (more than 16,500 ha, adjoining and open to the public).
Building guidelines: Designs integrated into the Patagonian landscape and low-impact natural materials are recommended; the project promotes conserving the native forest, whose felling requires a management plan approved by CONAF. Wastewater with an individual treatment system per owner.

Access

Access road: Paved
Distance to paved road: 0 km
Public transport: Yes
How to get there: All the lots have direct frontage on the Carretera Austral (Route 7), which is paved and passable all year round. From Coyhaique you reach it via Route 7 heading north. Buses pass along the highway toward the north and the south.

Distances

Puerto Cisnes: 68 km · 1 h
Villa Amengual: 7 km · 10 min
Mañihuales: 25 km · 20 min
Puyuhuapi: 95 km
Coyhaique: 125 km
Balmaceda Airport: 180 km
La Tapera Aerodrome: 70 km
Queulat National Park and Ventisquero Colgante (Hanging Glacier): 90 km
Puyuhuapi Hot Springs: 90 km

Utilities

Water: FeasibilityAbundant water availability in the area; each owner can set up their own intake system through a deep well, rainwater, a stream or a spring. Crystal-clear, uncontaminated waters.
Internet: Satellite
Mobile signal: Partial
Other services: Wastewater handled by an individual system per owner. Waste is taken to Villa Amengual (~7 km).

Land & nature

Topography: Mostly flat land with a slight incline.
Land use: Mixed
Water bodies: Six lots with direct shoreline on Laguna Las Torres (86 to 191 m of shoreline per lot); the surroundings include the Travieso River and the Santa Andrea stream. Bordering the Lago Las Torres National Reserve.
Flora: Native Patagonian forest with coihue, tepa, mañío macho and Guaitecas cypress.
Fauna: Pudú, culpeo fox, puma, chucao, Magellanic woodpecker (carpintero patagónico) and kingfisher in the adjoining Lago Las Torres National Reserve (more than 16,500 ha); brown trout in rivers and the lake.
Climate: Cool-temperate and humid climate of Northern Patagonia, relatively rainy but not extreme, with moderate summer temperatures and snow on the peaks in winter. Habitable all year round.
Nearby activities and attractions: Fly fishing for brown trout, kayaking, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, camping, bird and wildlife watching, and trekking to Lake La Plata (Argentina, ~10 km). Close to Queulat National Park, the Hanging Glacier (Ventisquero Colgante), the Puyuhuapi Hot Springs and Cerro Castillo.