Altura de las Garzas

Altura de las Garzas offers the most serene version of the Garzón phenomenon: nineteen five-hectare chacras minutes from the village that Francis Mallmann and Bodega Garzón put on the international map. Here the landscape is open countryside, with rolling hills, vast skies, and silence, yet the ocean is just ten kilometers away and Punta del Este fifty. It's land to build a country house with vineyards, olive groves, or horses, in an area that combines authentic rural life with a cultural and food scene that keeps growing. For those who understand that the true luxury of the east has shifted from the sea to the countryside — or who no longer want to choose between the two — this is a gateway with an intimate scale.

Pueblo Garzón is the heart of the area many call the Uruguayan Tuscany: a rural hamlet frozen in time that now hosts a cultural and culinary scene unique in South America, with Mallmann's restaurant and hotel on the square, Bodega Garzón — ranked among the world's best — just minutes away, and a growing calendar of art, music and harvest events. Altura de las Garzas sits in that immediate radius, in the rolling countryside that gains value year after year as the East's luxury moves from the sea to the country. For those who understand that shift — or simply no longer want to choose between ocean and prairie — these country estates are an entry point with a human scale and a long horizon.

Altura de las Garzas offers the most serene version of the Garzón phenomenon: nineteen five-hectare chacras, minutes from the village that Francis Mallmann and Bodega Garzón put on the international map. The scale is deliberately intimate — fewer than twenty neighbors across the whole development — and the product is authentic countryside: rolling hills, vast skies, silence, and the freedom to design without the restrictions of an urban neighborhood. Each chacra allows for a main house with plenty of room for vineyards, olive groves, a vegetable garden, or horses, the programs that defined the east's new rural life. The Atlantic Ocean is about ten kilometers away and Punta del Este fifty, just enough to be close without summer crowds taking over.

• Only 19 country estates (chacras) set around legendary Pueblo Garzón
• Ten kilometers from the beaches and minutes from Bodega Garzón and Mallmann's restaurant
• Authentic rural scale in the area of greatest appreciation in the eastern hinterland
• High-quality soil suited for vineyards, olive groves or livestock farming
• Project with no common charges
• Near Agroland, Uruguay's largest olive producer