Las Taperas is a premium country-estate development in the hills of Pueblo Edén, spanning approximately 300 hectares and designed with a focus on low density, privacy, and a genuine connection with nature. It comprises around 70 estates of approximately 5 hectares each, with a large portion of the land devoted to common areas such as hills, streams, waterfalls, and more than 100 hectares of protected native forest, giving it a significant advantage over other options.
This particular estate boasts a number of notable features, including a rock outcrop at 200 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views. The highest section has ideal grading to facilitate construction and use of the estate, before dropping sharply to create a dramatic view, like a balcony on the hillside. It also features native vegetation and the possibility of building with different orientations. Direct financing is available.
The project combines personal use with a hospitality-style service model. It has electricity and water networks, as well as infrastructure designed to provide owners with the highest level of service. Controlled access, clubhouse, inn, park maintenance, housekeeping, firewood supply, laundry, and all the services necessary to enjoy the property without having to spend time getting the house up and running.
The heart of the project is the inn, developed within renovated historic buildings. It serves as a clubhouse for owners and also as a business unit. Rooms and event spaces are rented out, generating income that goes into a common fund and helps reduce service charges. At one point, it operated as a boutique hotel and venue for corporate and private events.
In terms of amenities, in addition to the inn, the project offers stream frontage with areas suitable for swimming, trails, a body of water with a dock, and natural spaces for activities. There is no in-house horse operation, but horseback rides are outsourced to neighboring providers, reducing operational complexity.
The location is another strong point: close to Pueblo Edén, approximately 50 km from Punta del Este and 140 km from Montevideo, achieving a highly attractive balance between accessibility and seclusion.