Don Miguel

Don Miguel is La Barra's answer for those who want to live in the resort town without giving up land or quiet. The neighborhood spans 46 hectares a minute from the ANCAP station, with 277 lots of between 1.000 and 1.700 m² wrapped in a varied forest of pines, eucalyptus, acacias, willows and poplars; some look directly onto the lagoon. The proposal is simple and well thought out: 24-hour security at the entrance, club house, gym, organic garden, soccer field and deliberately low fees. The specialized press mentions it, alongside Reserva Montoya, among the neighborhoods driving the natural growth of the Route 10 corridor near the bridge. For building a year-round or summer home with everything close at hand, few locations are as practical and green at once.

The neighborhood is made up of 277 lots ranging from 1.000 to 1.700 m², a scale of land designed for houses with a real garden, a pool and their own patch of woodland. The overall design carries the signature of Pacha Cantón, a leading name in landscape design on the coast, and it shows in how the lots engage with the existing tree masses and water mirrors instead of overriding them. The variety of orientations and settings —lots with lagoon views, interior lots within closed woodland, corner lots with through access— lets each family choose according to their own project. For those planning a year-round home, the sheer closeness to La Barra's services keeps daily life simple in any season.

Don Miguel has a virtue no other large-lot neighborhood in the area can offer: it's literally inside La Barra, a minute from the ANCAP station and steps from where everything happens — the area around the bridge, the galleries and the resort's dining avenue. Its 46 hectares unfold into a countryside landscape with mature trees —pines, eucalyptus, acacias, willows, cypresses and poplars— and water mirrors that order the layout. Some lots face the lagoon and others run through to two streets, with generous 25-meter frontages. The equation is the one the neighborhood itself states: the tranquility of the countryside and the comfort of the city, without having to choose between the two.

The service proposal is deliberately essential, and that's where its charm lies: 24-hour security at the main entrance, clubhouse, gym, organic vegetable garden, soccer field and carefully tended landscaping to enjoy on foot or by bike. That restraint has a direct consequence that neighbors celebrate: low fees, with no oversized structures to maintain. The specialized press mentions it alongside Reserva Montoya among the neighborhoods driving the growth of the Route 10 corridor near the bridge. It's a family country neighborhood —open to friendship and wellbeing, as its developers define it— with the rare advantage of being one minute from the center of one of the country's liveliest seaside towns.

• 46 hectares of nature right in La Barra
• 277 lots, spacious, surrounded by pine, eucalyptus and acacia woods
• Some lots with lagoon views
• Unbeatable location minutes from the bridge and the resort's services
• Mentioned by the specialized press among the fast-developing neighborhoods of the Ruta 10 corridor
• 277 lots across 42-46 hectares in the heart of La Barra
• Gated community with forested landscaping and water features