Chile, a small natural paradise: Patagonia Property for sale on 8 hectares of land with a two-storey house, 1.5 km of river bank, with 4 waterfalls and 3 water sources.
The property, which is surrounded by glacial rivers for approx. 1.5 km (to the west, north and east), is located in the southern Chilean Cordillera at an altitude of between 1,100 m in the west and 1,100 m above sea ***** in the east 1,000 m above sea level. A paradise for nature lovers, anglers or even for those who want to farm trout!
The overall tendency of the property is sloping, but with flat areas. As a result, there are 4 picturesque waterfalls with a drop of between approx. 2 and 5 m, the rushing of which can also be heard in the house and which invite you to take a natural morning shower or bath under the waterfall.
So far, three own springs with clear, wonderfully tasting mountain water have been discovered on the property, one right next to the house.
On the banks of the river you will find ancient, gigantic Andean firs (araucaria) and southern beeches (coihues), under whose immense shade you can listen to the rushing of the waterfalls. The whole property itself is wooded, especially with Antarctic beech (Ñirre), which is joined everywhere by small Andean firs between 0.5 and 3 m high, a new growth that has been specifically supported over the last few years. In between grow the Chilean fire bush (Notro), mountain carnations (Clavel de Cordillera), whose flowers are reminiscent of gerberas, orchids (Orquídea porcelana), wild amaryllis and much more.
Here, in a small area, you can observe the pure Chilean wildlife. With a little patience, you can see a cute marsupial like in Australia, the Chiloe's bandicoot (Monito del Monte) with its big eyes and wispy tail, the Pudu, the smallest deer in the world, or the Chilean kingfisher (Martín Pescador). Condors in the sky. And for the really brave, the puma roams by in the winter night.
The wooded areas alternate with open, flat areas that can be used for agricultural and horticultural production with appropriate methods (terraces, mounds and raised beds, humus culture, greenhouses, etc.). The wooded areas can be considered for forest grazing for horses, cattle or sheep. - Translated with google