Description

This is a residential resort development located in the heart of Villa La Angostura with incredible views of Lake Nahuel Huapi, where its streams and forests create a single framework to live within a natural paradise.
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Managing implants planned for the homes will be on the north bank of the ravine that divides this masterful plot of ten hectares, leaving the southern edge of the property as the first private nature reserve in Villa la Angostura, which will be used for multiple purposes such as be the breeding of deer, trout pools and other ecological initiatives to improve quality of life and contact with the nature of the future residents.

This development is designed to satisfy the most demanding market in Patagonia for its unique and strategic location, it's just 5 minutes away from Villa La Angostura, 15 minutes from downtown Ski Cerro Bayo, and 50 minutes from Bariloche Airport.

Villa La Angostura
Patagonia Argentina The great trick is not just to find paradise-we all have a beloved getaway somewhere-but to find paradise the way it used to be. Near the border of Chile lies the region of

Argentina known as Villa La Angostura, a land of deep, cold lakes, soaring mountains, vast forests and sprawling estancias. It is difficult to find a familiar place that can help describe Villa La Angostura. Villa La Angostura is free of the overuse and abuse that have made their marks on other great natural preserves of the world.

The miracle of Villa La Angostura against-allodds preservation can largely be attributed to the love of the land shared by the people who live on it, from the gauchos whose lives historically are intertwined with its cattle ranching to the land-owning families from South America, North America and Europe whose abiding sense of place holds the world at bay and time in check. It helps, of course, that Villa La Angostura and the region's gateway town of San Carlos de Bariloche are far from the madding crowd, even in this day of universal jet-accessibility. By car from Buenos Aires the trip is sixteen hours, and though planes jump the same distance in only a couple of hours, Villa La Angostura is still an out-of-the-way destination, not a convenient stop on the way to someplace else. This is not to say that no one makes the trip. The village is an increasingly popular resort, especially for good fishing, skiing, trekking and cool open spaces. As Villa La Angostura begins to change, attracting more outsiders with its skiing, hiking, fishing, it remains resolutely the same, a place so perfect in so many ways that it would seem a product of the imagination.