At 310 meters above sea level rises the main city of the Aysén region, at the confluence of the Simpson and Coyhaique rivers, framed by Lenga forests and with varied reliefs as a result of tectonic forces and glacial erosion that originate dramatic landscape changes from steppes to high mountains in a few kilometers. Its name in the Aonikenk language means “There where there are lagoons”, an ethnic group that traveled the pampas, while the Chonos and Kawésqar navigated its coasts.

Today Coyhaique is the largest city in the region and has the largest number of services, in addition to being a cornerstone in connectivity, being 55 kms. from Balmaceda airport.

This property is located in front of a great natural setting in the most hidden place in Chilean Patagonia, the Aysén Region. A magnificent panoramic view and direct access to Lake Monreal in a sparsely populated area is the most remarkable and relevant. The property is located in an area of ​​the Cordillera de los Andes where an impressive spectacle can be seen, truly splendid views on all sides. Its geography is a gentle hill, backed by the Cordillera de los Andes covered with evergreen native forests. On the property you can find coigüe (Chilean oak) trees that contrast with the crystal clear waters of Lake Monreal.
A wonderful place to rest, enjoy the majestic view offered by this landscape of incomparable beauty, just 40 km from the city of Coyhaique.