Laguna Escondida

Laguna Escondida spans 120 hectares where dunes, forests, and two lagoons form a landscape that seems untouched. The neighborhood is organized into two sectors: one north of Route 10, around a calm lagoon with its own beach, and another that runs straight down to the ocean, where the beach club operates with an infinity pool, spa, and gym. There are 227 lots ranging from 1.600 to 6.700 m², designed for high-quality residences that engage with their surroundings. Here life is about walking among dunes, cycling along quiet trails, and watching flamingos steps from your home, with the town of José Ignacio and its dining scene just minutes away. It is, probably, the development that best captures the contemplative spirit of this coast.

Laguna Escondida organizes its 120 hectares into two complementary worlds. North of Route 10, the heart of the neighborhood surrounds a serene lagoon with its own beach and beach bar, amid a landscape of meadows, woods, and a second lagoon turned into a nature reserve. To the south, the coastal sector runs straight down to the ocean, home to the beach club with infinity pool, spa, and gym. The 227 lots range from 1.600 to 6.700 m², a scale designed so each house is wrapped in landscape and no neighbor blocks another's view. The internal roads are wide and quiet, ideal for cycling, and the masterplan makes clear that here the protagonist is the geography, not the architecture.

The neighborhood sits on Route 10 at kilometer 185, minutes from the lighthouse and the village of José Ignacio, with its dining scene and summer social life. That closeness is part of the charm: you live surrounded by dunes, lagoons and native wildlife —flamingos, swans, herons— and in five minutes you're dining at the coast's most celebrated restaurants. The nature reserve within the property guarantees that landscape will never be developed, something increasingly valuable in an area where untouched land is scarce. For those seeking the exact combination of intact nature and closeness to the village, few addresses in José Ignacio deliver it this well.

The Laguna Escondida Club is the hub of the neighborhood's social life: a pool, a gym equipped with Technogym machines, a massage room and gathering spaces that were recently renovated. On the ocean side, the beach sector adds a beach club with an infinity pool facing the sea, while the inner lagoon offers its own beach for days with a south wind. The neighborhood also serves as a venue for events and weddings, with exclusive catering, styling and technical-service providers — a sign of the infrastructure already in operation. The houses already built set the architectural tone of the place: stone, wood, quincha and sand, noble materials that blend with the dunes. Everything is designed to inhabit the landscape without taming it.

• Two lagoons within the property, one a nature reserve for native flora and fauna
• Its own beach club right on the ocean, a rare feature in the area
• 120 hectares of low density minutes from the lighthouse
• Large-scale lots that guarantee privacy between neighbors
• Masterplan and design by the studio of architect Carlos Ott
• Lots with combined views of lagoon, forest, sea and countryside within two sectors (lagoon and beachfront)