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**Please note that there is no residences/living quarters on this property. Mondinion required that I select a number of bedrooms, in spite of listing this as a “Farm for Sale”**
In the heart of Argentina's famed wine country, this farm has strong upside potential, excellent access to water, proximity to power and roads, and a diversified production output consisting of nearly 60 acres of quality alfalfa and thousands of producing pear and plum trees.
This farm is appealing to a variety of owners. If you’re looking to escape and start a new life overseas, or just a place to hang your hat for a few months out of the year, this farm offers tremendous potential for a second or part-time residence. If you’re looking to own income-producing agriculture outside the U.S, this farm is fully operational and can be owned and operated by a foreign investor. Finally, if you want own a real, tangible asset class like farmland for its appreciation potential, then this farm in the heart of Argentina’s wine and tourism region is ideally suited for you. Foreign investor sentiment continues to grow in Argentina’s government makes powerful changes to positively impact the business and agricultural sectors of the country. In this type of investor climate, farmland values are poised to demonstrate excellent growth and appreciation over time. Whatever your lifestyle choice or reasons for considering farmland in Argentina, this property satisfies them all.
THE FARM:
- 23 hectares (56.8 acres); 13 hectares (32.11 acres) in alfalfa, 4.5 hectares (11.1 acres) in plum trees, and 3 hectares (7.4 acres) in pear trees
- Approximately 19 of the 23 hectares have been GPS leveled
- 800 producing pear trees
- 3,000 producing plum trees
- In 2015, each acre of alfalfa yielded approximately 32 square bales of hay, each pear tree approximately 25 kilograms (55 lbs) of pears, and each plum tree approximately 15 kilograms (33 lbs) of plums. Local outlets for drying the fruit are available and can increase the price/kg at market
- Previous owners ran approximately 15 head of cattle in the fallow land. Management is presently considering re-introducing cattle.
- Management team is a native Argentine family with years of agricultural and business experience
- Perimeter fence surrounds the property.
WATER - The property has three water sources:
1) Robust and ample well water for irrigation and human consumption through a newly refurbished well and a 352-gallon per minute/45 hp/3 phase electric motor/pump with separate electric power meter source. This feature allows us to flood irrigate during years of decreased winter precipitation while also making the addition of a reservoir and drip irrigation system a future reality
2) Nearly 10 hours of weekly irrigation rights; more than plentiful to flood irrigate the entire farm through an established canal system
3) Community water also available for use on the property
The tremendous amount of water supplied by the canal system as well as the high capacity well makes water a non-issue for this property

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