Area
7.96 ha (irrigation base 8 ha)
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A rare opportunity in southern Mendoza: 7.96 hectares of bare land with permanent water rights, in the Rama Caída district of San Rafael. Its location and secured water make it suitable for either an agricultural or a tourism project — or a combination of both.
An ideal base for a vineyard — in a region with its own denomination of origin and signature varietals such as Chenin Blanc, Malbec and Bonarda — as well as for olives, orchards or walnuts. The permanent water rights over the entire surface resolve, from the outset, the most critical and valuable resource in Mendoza: water.
Rama Caída, together with Las Paredes, holds the largest concentration of tastings and wine tourism in San Rafael, and lies on the corridor leading to the Atuel Canyon, with rafting, zip-lines and nature just a few kilometres away. The land has potential for cabins, a lodge, glamping, a boutique winery with tastings or a gastronomic venture, with the Atuel River nearby and views of the Andean foothills.
The property sits on a corner, with dual frontage on Provincial Route 175 (southern boundary) and Los Carolinos street (eastern boundary), just minutes from the town of San Rafael. The Atuel River runs nearby to the south.
Title and water-rights documentation is available to interested parties. Get in touch and we'll arrange a visit.
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