Sale of large land for development on the Rambla in Colonia
$1,545,000
~2,500 m² Plot surface
Description
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Engel & Volkers presents this important plot of land available with over 2500 m², with 33 meters of frontage on the Rambla de las Américas, a few kilometers from the historic center and the Real de San Carlos, at a point equidistant from the main tourist attractions of Colonia del Sacramento. The land also has an exit through Bolivia Street and can be merged with neighboring properties for a larger-scale horizontal property project, but it also has excellent potential for such a purpose individually. It has 33 meters of frontage on the Rambla and 32 meters at the rear with an exit to Bolivia Street. It has a land occupation factor of 40% to build up to 15 meters in height over three floors. Contact us about this impressive plot of land, a true investment opportunity in Colonia del Sacramento, a tourist hub in permanent development in Uruguay.
ID 6568
Location: Colonia del Sacramento, Colonia Department
Colonia del Sacramento is a city in the southwest of Uruguay, by the Río de la Plata, opposite Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is one of the oldest cities in Uruguay and the capital of the Colonia department. The Barrio Sur, Historical District of Colonia del Sacramento, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995, is the internationally recognized departmental tourist attraction. Colonia del Sacramento has preserved its original features according to its very special colonial history. Founded in 1680 by the Portuguese Manuel Lobo, the city switched between Portuguese and Spanish rule several times until the Declaration of Independence in 1825. These events made the colonial capital a melting pot of architectural styles where Portuguese colonial-style buildings and Spanish houses stand side by side. Its houses, cobblestone streets, typical lanterns, and magical sunsets have captivated visitors since the last century. The Puerta del Campo, the Calle de los Suspiros, the lighthouse, art galleries, and other historical sites make you feel like you are walking through history brought back to life.