Your ideal refuge in Patagonia at an affordable price

Located on the iconic Antonio Varas Peninsula, facing the city of Puerto Natales, these macro-lots offer a unique opportunity for those who wish to live surrounded by the pristine beauty of Patagonia. Priced at $16.5 million per hectare, the lots range in size from 0.7 to 9.69 hectares, averaging approximately 2 hectares. All have their own land title, ready to be transferred.

Access to the macro-lots is by crossing the fjord from Puerto Natales by boat or barge, in a trip of approximately 10 minutes. The tender for regular barge service has already been approved, so a stable, daily service is expected soon. This point will also mark kilometer 0 of the Carretera Austral, reinforcing its strategic value. Once on the other side, a public road, maintained by Vialidad (Chile's national roads authority), leads directly to the lots, ensuring quick, safe, and unrestricted access. Each lot borders this road, making entry and connectivity to the area easier.

The land is mostly flat, with forest and gentle slopes, which makes building a home easier. Most lots also have views of the fjord.

Although there is currently no electric power installed, owners have the option of choosing renewable solutions such as solar panels and wind turbines, backed by various government subsidies due to the extreme-zone location. Internet connection is possible through satellite systems, as telecommunications signal can be inefficient in some areas. Each owner will be able to drill their own well, in compliance with the regulations of the Dirección General de Aguas (DGA). In addition, the real estate company offers a project to capture water from higher points and distribute it to each lot, and in the future, an APR well could be developed for greater access to potable water.

The macro-lots are surrounded by native species such as Coigües, Lengas, and Ñirres, and the area is ideal for recreational activities such as sport fishing, trekking, and horseback riding. Owners also have access to a trail created in collaboration with CONAF that leads to a beach where they can enjoy the sea and nature. The community of owners is already organized with the sector's neighborhood association, and an emergency protocol is being developed with support from the municipality and the port captaincy.

This project offers the opportunity to have a retreat in Patagonia at a reasonable price, combining privacy, nature, and proximity to the city of Puerto Natales, with its iconic attractions such as Torres del Paine and the Milodón Cave, among many others. Reservations can be made with a payment of $1,000,000 CLP for a 30-day period, and payment options include 30% cash plus 24 installments in UF, or 48 no-down-payment installments in UF with a 5% surcharge.

View Fact SheetTechnical details of the property

General information

Type: Parcelas, Propiedades Turísticas
Location: Puerto Natales, Magallanes Region
Area: 0.7 ha

Subdivision project

Total lots: 94
Lot size: 7,000 – 96,680 m²
Common areas: A trail created with CONAF, available to the owners, that leads to a beach with a wide area to enjoy the sea.
Building guidelines: Up to two independent houses plus a quincho (barbecue area), storeroom and parking per 5,000 m². Design and materials suggested in harmony with the landscape (wood, stone). Trees may be felled to build; larger-scale felling requires a management plan with CONAF. Septic tank or treatment plant at least 20 m from the boundaries and the road.

Access

How to get there: You cross the Señoret Strait from Puerto Natales by boat (about 10 min, every day except when the port is closed due to bad weather) or by barge with a vehicle, and then drive 17 km on a public road in very good condition; all the lots border the road. Without snow a conventional vehicle is enough; with snow, use a 4x4 or chains.

Distances

Puerto Natales (boat crossing): 10 min
Landing point on the peninsula: 17 km

Utilities

Water: FeasibilityEach owner can drill their own well in compliance with DGA regulations; the developer offers a project to collect water at a higher point and distribute it to each lot, and an APR could be developed in the future.
Internet: Satellite
Mobile signal: Partial
Other services: Organized neighborhood association and boundaries marked with stakes every 30 m. Outside the evacuation zone for volcanic and river hazards.

Land & nature

Topography: Mostly flat, with a gentle slope rising from the sea toward the mountains; most lots have views of the fjord.
Water bodies: Facing the fjord (Señoret Strait), with access to a beach by a trail; there are springs and other watercourses.
Flora: Coigües predominate, followed by lengas and ñirres, and then canelos, notros and Guaitecas cypress.
Climate: Cold, windy and variable. Winter from -1 to 5 °C with frequent frosts; summer from 6 to 14 °C, occasionally up to 20 °C. Strong winds with gusts over 100 km/h, moderate precipitation and up to 17 hours of daylight in summer.
Nearby activities and attractions: Sport fishing, trekking and horseback riding; a trail created with CONAF that leads to a beach. Close to Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine and the Milodon Cave.
Perimeter fencing: Boundaries marked with stakes every 30 m; each owner builds their own fence.