A 79,000-hectare cattle ranch

Full frontage on National Route 141, the corridor between San Juan and La Rioja.

A scale that rarely comes to market

In eastern San Juan, where the sierra slopes down to the La Rioja plains, this ranch offers something hard to find: tens of thousands of contiguous hectares with direct access to a national highway.

It is a dryland ranch set up for cow-calf operations, with internal roads, fencing, gates and its own water well. Its scale opens other business lines worth exploring.

Key facts

Area: 79,000 ha (approx., per survey)
Location: Caucete Department, San Juan
Access: Frontage on National Route 141
Water: Own working water well
Roads: Over 150 km of internal roads
Improvements: Fencing and gates
Terrain: Sierra and plains
Current use: Cow-calf cattle

What the land allows

Cattle breeding

The ranch's natural use. Infrastructure is in place and Chepes, La Rioja's cattle hub, is close by.

Solar energy

The area has some of the highest solar radiation in the country, with direct highway access.

Pistachio and pasture

With irrigation, the land can support crops such as pistachio or pasture, subject to a water study.

Minerals

The property has a history of gypsum and lime extraction.

Location

The ranch lies in Caucete Department, eastern San Juan, between the Sierras Pampeanas range and the plains that open toward La Rioja. Its frontage runs along National Route 141, the main road between both provinces.

Interested in the property?

Survey plans, title documentation and technical data available to qualified parties under a confidentiality agreement.

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