La Guadalupe

La Guadalupe brings the signature of Gómez Platero —one of the region's most recognized architecture firms— to one of the most untouched areas of La Barra, amid woods and just a few blocks from the sea and the main avenue. The complex is organized into several blocks of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, with a full amenities program for year-round living: heated pool, shared barbecue area, coworking space, meeting room, gym, laundry, outdoor play area and comprehensive security. Construction is progressing, with delivery scheduled for December 2026 and a financed payment plan during construction. It's the kind of project that balances signature design, natural surroundings and practicality, on the corner of Graf Spee and Los Romances, where La Barra still keeps its original density of woods.

The apartments range from one to three bedrooms, designed for couples and families alike. Every unit has a terrace with a fully integrated barbecue area connected to the living room and kitchen, so breakfasts, lunches and outdoor barbecues become part of the routine, plus high-performance heaters so the enjoyment isn't limited by season. The floor plans of the four buildings are published level by level, allowing precise choice of orientation and views. The amenities program completes year-round living: heated outdoor pool, gym, shared barbecue area, a co-working space, kids' play area, shared laundry, parking spaces and a comprehensive security system. According to the developer, 45% of the project is already sold.

La Guadalupe carries the signature of Gómez Platero, one of the region's most respected architecture and urban planning firms, and its concept draws on the two essential elements of the Atlantic coast: the sea and the forest. The residences unfold in organic lines, with expansive spaces that open outward through large windows surrounded by gardens and greenery. The complex is organized into four buildings — A, B, C and D — of up to five levels, integrated into the wooded setting so that every unit faces the green. The design is contemporary with classic touches, focused on efficiency and the full integration of interior, terraces and common areas. An invitation to focus on the simple and the meaningful.

The project is developed in one of the most unspoiled corners of La Barra, on the corner of Graf Spee and Los Romances, surrounded by forest and just a few blocks from the sea and the main avenue. The abundant vegetation and the wide green areas create that balance so sought after and so rarely found: the serenity of nature together with the closeness of the resort's buzz. It's a setting where kids can grow up free, in direct contact with the woods, and where adults can walk to the beaches, restaurants and galleries that made La Barra famous. The site's original density of vegetation is preserved as an essential part of the project's identity.

La Guadalupe combines three attributes that the eastern market consistently rewards: signature design, a scarce forest setting, and a program built for year-round use, not just summer. The project's backing includes Gómez Platero for design and direction alongside developers Bomfim, Andersen, Buildrite and Aurora — a professional structure that gives the build predictability, with delivery expected for December 2026 and an installment payment plan during construction. For the rental investor, the one- and two-bedroom units with full amenities are the most liquid in the La Barra market; for the end user, the chance to live year-round between the forest and the sea is, simply, the hardest asset to replicate.

• Project by the international firm Gómez Platero
• Wooded surroundings in one of the most unspoiled areas of La Barra
• A set of several blocks with layouts from 1 to 3 bedrooms
• Handover expected in December 2026
• Only 10% reservation and 50% on delivery, with 20% in installments during construction
• Units with a private garden or private rooftop with a barbecue
• Promoted by a consortium: Bomfim, Andersen, Buildrite, Aurora and Gómez Platero