Aldeana Manantiales

At the intersection of routes 10 and 104, where Manantiales brings together art galleries, cafés and open beaches, Aldeana sets down a serene piece of architecture signed by Mario Roberto Álvarez & Asociados. There are 44 three-bedroom residences spread across three blocks on 16.000 m², all with an unobstructed ocean view, deep terraces and their own barbecue area; the ground-floor units add a garden and pool, and the penthouses, private terraces. The amenities pavilion, designed by Obraprima, brings together outdoor and heated pools, a spa with saunas, a gym, a yoga room and a tennis court. The first block and the common areas have already been delivered, while the remaining two are under construction. For those seeking a beachfront property with hotel-style services and an intimate scale, Aldeana is one of the strongest offerings in the area.

The project offers a clear, consistent typology: three-bedroom residences, with or without staff quarters, designed for families who spend several months a year in the East. The floor plans published on the official site allow comparing the variants: ground-floor units with their own garden and pool, standard floors on the intermediate levels, and duplex penthouses with lower and upper floors, all with large private terraces. The placement of the three blocks on the land prioritizes unobstructed ocean views and privacy between neighbors. The first block and the common areas have already been delivered and are in use, while the remaining two blocks are progressing in construction, with the last units on the market.

Aldeana carries a name with history: Estudio Mario Roberto Álvarez & Asociados, synonymous with the best of Argentine modern tradition, designed a complex whose distinctive architecture combines boldness and elegance in equal measure. Set on 16.000 m² of land between the forest and the sand, the 44 residences are arranged in three blocks with one non-negotiable premise: all of them face the sea. The wide terraces with a grill take center stage, the penthouses add exclusive rooftop terraces, and the ground-floor units enjoy a garden and private pool. Each residence has a private landing and a service access with an independent elevator, and the interior design cares as much about functionality as aesthetics, with top-quality finishes. Construction is carried out by Criba, a guarantee of first-rate execution.

The amenities pavilion, designed by studio Obraprima, functions as a small private club within the complex: an outdoor pool and an indoor pool with a solarium, a full spa with sauna, massage room and changing rooms, an equipped gym and a yoga room. Outside, the tennis court and barbecue areas round out the program, along with courtesy parking for guests and beach service in season — a detail that turns the daily trip to the sand into a ritual with no logistics involved. The location amplifies all of this: at the intersection of routes 10 and 104, facing the sea, with Manantiales' art galleries, cafés and social life within walking distance. Beachfront, hotel-grade services and an intimate scale: the complete triad.

• Architecture by Mario Roberto Álvarez & Asociados, with construction by Criba
• 44 residences in three blocks on 16.000 m² of land
• All units with sea views, spacious terraces and a private barbecue area
• Exclusive amenities building designed by Obraprima studio
• First block and common areas already delivered; the other two under construction
• Designed by the firm Mario Roberto Álvarez & Asociados, one of the most prestigious in Rioplatense architecture
• Built by Criba, a large-scale regional construction company
• The complex occupies close to 16.000 m² right on the sea