Buyer notes
Rama Caída sits about 16 to 19 km from San Rafael's city centre, on the district's winery circuit and on the road towards the Atuel canyon. The owner positions the estate for a boutique hotel, wine lodge, wellness retreat, restaurant, or rural tourism project, and it also suits a vineyard or a private country residence. It is sold as a whole and cannot be subdivided. A medium-voltage power line runs along the boundary, with a no-build strip of about 6 m and a 4 m height limit in a wider strip. Any project remains subject to planning approvals, and the irrigation right, title, and rural land status should be verified by an escribano before an offer.
Property facts
- Type: Land
- Asking price: USD 280,000
- Interior or stated area: 79,614 m2
- Lot or feature: 7.96 ha
Highlights to verify
- Definitive surface-water irrigation right (8 ha base)
- Double road frontage: 154 m on paved RP 175, 286 m on Los Carolinos
- No buildings or plantations: a blank canvas
- Rural land rules for foreigners and border-zone status to confirm
Due-diligence questions
- Who is the registered owner, and can the seller legally sign?
- Are there liens, unpaid property taxes, utilities, or HOA expenses?
- How is the USD price settled, and what value appears in the escritura?
- Does the intended rental or hospitality use comply with local rules?
- Are rural land or border-zone approvals relevant to this asset?
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