This special island is a rare 3,089-acre private island paradise in western Uruguay, offering a lifestyle where pristine beaches, fertile farmland, and tranquil waters converge. With 16 kilometers of waterfront and complete seclusion, this property is a sanctuary for those seeking peace, adventure, and the timeless rhythm of rural life.
The Property
The estate includes a comfortable residence with three bedrooms, a spacious living-dining room with fireplace, and a large terrace overlooking the rivers. A traditional gaucho house is also part of the property, awaiting refurbishment to restore its authentic charm. The island supports a cattle herd capacity of up to 600 head and is currently home to 65 horses, making it ideal for agricultural pursuits. Organic honey production adds to the island’s self-sufficient character, while the land offers ample opportunity for farming or eco-tourism development.
Land and Water
Spanning 1,250 hectares, Isla de Lobos is defined by its expansive waterfront, fertile pastures, and untouched natural reserves. The island’s terrain invites exploration, with opportunities for fishing, hunting, birdwatching, and watersports on calm, secluded waters free from crowds. Magnificent sunsets and unspoiled landscapes create a setting where relaxation and adventure coexist.
Access and Utility
Despite its seclusion, Isla de Lobos is easily accessible. A four-hour drive from Buenos Aires or Montevideo brings you to the historic town of Villa Soriano, with Dolores just 20 minutes away for supermarkets, shops, hotels, and restaurants. Connectivity is assured with 5G service available from Villa Soriano. Development is straightforward, supported by Uruguay’s clear permitting requirements and stable infrastructure.
The Lifestyle
Owning Isla de Lobos means embracing gaucho culture and the tranquility of rural living. Whether raising cattle, breeding horses, or creating a tourism project that blends waterfront plots with natural reserves, this island offers unmatched potential. Uruguay’s economic and democratic stability further enhances its appeal as a long-term investment. Priced at USD 3,125,000 (USD 2,500 per hectare), Estancia Isla de Lobos is a legacy property—an extraordinary opportunity to protect nature, live sustainably, and create a private retreat unlike any other.
