Agricultural Property – 7,000 Hectares
Surface area: Approximately 7,000 hectares.
Use: Cattle breeding, rebreeding and fattening, with areas suitable for dryland farming.
Status: Fully operational, with consolidated infrastructure and potential for further intensification.
General profile
A large-scale agricultural property located in a region with a long-standing productive tradition in northern Lavalleja. It combines extensive cattle-oriented environments with sectors suitable for dryland agriculture, enabling a diversified, stable, and scalable production model with room for operational expansion.
Main infrastructure
Internal road network in very good condition, accessible year-round.
Perimeter and internal fencing in solid condition.
Complete water systems: dams, ponds, drinking points, and distributed supply sources.
Operational facilities: barns, sheds, cattle handling facilities, corrals, loading ramps, and storage areas.
Stable energy connection with the possibility of incorporating on-site generation solutions.
Consolidated access points with good logistical connectivity.
Productive capacities
Extensive cattle environments with functional subdivisions and permanent water availability.
Areas suitable for dryland farming and forage rotations.
Potential for livestock intensification, pasture improvement, and value-added projects.
Favorable conditions for sustainable management and environmental certifications.
Strategic opportunities
Suitable scale for private, family, or institutional investors.
Potential to integrate rebreeding systems, strategic supplementation, or complementary agriculture.
Strong platform for long-term developments with diversified returns.
Natural and productive setting suitable for conservation initiatives or rural tourism.
Access to information
Detailed information — including exact location, maps, inventories, production history, and legal documentation — is shared exclusively with registered interested parties , providing full name, identification document, and contact details. This procedure is mandatory and part of the protocol agreed upon with the owning family.
