Hotel in Villa Serrana
- W-02FQSM
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What you should know about this villa
- Villa
- 1948
- 17
- 17
- 17
- 1,250 m²
- 1.79 ha
- Very good
Amenities and special features of this villa
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- Garden
- Terrace
- Fireplace
- Mountain view
Located in the middle of the mountains of Villa Serrana, the “Mesón de las Cañas” offers 17 rooms, a restaurant and all the amenities of a high standard hotel. This charming country inn was built by the famous Uruguayan architect Julio Vilamajó, who intended for Villa Serrana an architecture that would blend in with the surroundings. The architecture is charactarized by wood, stone and reeds, all elements that are obtained in the nature of the área.
The building consists of the reception area of 800 m2, wooden fireplaces, several bars and barbecues, a fully equipped hotel kitchen with ovens, freezers, refrigerators under table, racks etc., cold and frozen chambers, furniture and dishes to serve 180 people. 17 guest rooms according to the provisions of the heritage commission, each equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, floating floors etc. The hotel was built in 1948 and was completely restored with respect to the original concepts and materials in 2014. The structure is based on three wings: the main wing of 1200 m2 (main hall, kitchen, reception, public toilets, bars and barbecue), In a second wing there are 13 rooms with private bathrooms and in a third wing there are 4 duplex. The construction is based on the materials of the área: stone, wood, bricks and glass. The hotel also comes with a 15 m long pool built on the top of the mountain, surrounded by a wooden deck overlooking the Guazuvira hill. It is the perfect place to experience tranquility and nature, like it used to be!
Campo: Location and surroundings of this property
Villa Serrana is part of the department of Lavalleja, Uruguay and is located very close to its capital Minas. Between Rocha and Maldonado, between hills and valleys, 145 km from Montevideo, it is the dreamed refuge for those who love tranquility and nature. A place where singing birds are heard, flora and fauna are admired, and still mystical and religious charms are lived. It is a place that receives tourists and travelers from all over the world. Villa Serrana is a small town hidden between the mountains that was born between the streams Penitente and Marmarajá, thanks to the imagination and studies of Julio Vilamajó, a famous Uruguayan architect who took care of all the landscape details when designing the construction of the hotel. For his work, he basically used materials from the surrounding area which is highly characterized by its fauna, a wide variety of species: birds, reptiles, mammals, and many more. The area of Villa Serrana is geographically characterized for being of high relief in the south, with saws, hills and wide valleys and plain area towards the north. It provides hills and boulders that are often granite. In addition to extensive valleys which are very favorable for the development of livestock and agriculture, with soils and grasses of nutritious wealth. It comes with a very well distributed hydrographic network that can be divided into two basins: the Santa Lucia River that irrigates the entire Southern region, and the central one with the Cebollatí River, partially enclosed by the Cuchilla Grande, which covers the entire northern area and central of the department.
- Rialtir S.A
- Licence partner of E&V Chile S.A.
- Stefanie Intat
- Costa Rica 1510
- 11500 UY Montevideo
- Phone: +59 82600 2503
- www.engelvoelkers.com/en-uy/montevideo/carrasco/
Energy Information
- 1948
Commission Details
Availability upon agreement. This material is based upon information, which we consider reliable, but because third parties have supplied it, we cannot represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied upon as such. This offering is subject to errors, omissions, and change of price or withdrawal without notice. Taxes, notary and register fees must be paid by purchaser, the commission to E&V is 3% plus V.A.T. of the value, must also be paid by the buyer as stipulated by Uruguayan regulations.
