Narbona La Plantación

Narbona La Plantación brings to Route 104 the universe the brand built in Carmelo: productive farmland, a generous table and rural aesthetics cared for down to the last detail. The neighborhood brings together 56 country estates of approximately one hectare each, all integrated into a cooperative agricultural concept where fruit groves, lavender fields, vineyards and organic vegetable gardens make up a unified landscape design by top-level professionals. There are farm animals to supply fresh food, sheds for artisanal production and a greenmarket-style store that serves as the social heart of the project. The location is strategic: 5,5 km from the Manantiales coast, next to the Fundación Atchugarry and bordering PuebloMio, with the added advantage of the rural property tax rate. For those who dream of a gourmet country life minutes from the sea, there is nothing like it in the area.

The complex brings together 50 chacras of about one hectare each — some larger — the first development in Punta del Este with lots of this size designed entirely by professional landscapers. Each chacra is part of an agricultural cooperative concept: the fruit orchards unify the neighborhood's landscape, and the harvested fruit becomes the artisanal Narbona jams and preserves sold at the shops on Ruta 104. That income lowers owners' building fees (HOA), which only start being charged from the second year on. The building regulations ensure a uniform architectural style — pitched roofs, no flat roofs — favoring visual harmony, and the rural property tax gives a concrete tax advantage over urban neighborhoods.

La Plantación is accessed directly from Route 104, just 5,5 km from the Manantiales coast, with an alternative entrance via the Narbona restaurant along Camino del Golf. The neighbours speak for themselves: the development borders PuebloMio and is minutes from the Fundación Atchugarry, the most important cultural hub in the East. But what defines the place is its productive landscape: orchards of fruit trees — with some 6.000 citrus trees planted — lavender fields, vineyards and organic vegetable gardens that make up a rural setting designed by renowned landscapers. It's the world that the Narbona brand built in Carmelo, transplanted to Punta del Este's most dynamic corridor: real countryside, generous tables and rural aesthetics polished to the last detail.

Here, the amenities aren't pools or gyms: they're farm animals supplying fresh food, six sheds dedicated to artisanal production — cheeses, cold cuts, pasta, bread, sweets — and its own greenmarket that serves as the neighborhood's social heart. 24-hour security and complete infrastructure guarantee the peace of mind of a gated community, but daily life feels like a gourmet farming colony: walking through the vineyards, buying the day's bread, watching your own vegetable garden grow. For the Narbona food brand, the neighborhood is the natural extension of its reinvented country-store universe; for owners, a way of living in the East that didn't exist before: productive rural living with the sea ten minutes away.

• First neighborhood in the East with 1 hectare country estates designed by renowned landscape architects
• Cooperative agricultural concept: fruit trees, vineyards and vegetable gardens throughout the neighborhood
• The Narbona culinary brand as the soul of the project
• Rural property tax, a concrete tax advantage
• Minutes from Manantiales and the Fundación Atchugarry
• Concept that replicates Narbona de Carmelo, by developer Pacha Cantón
• Bordering the Fundación Atchugarry and PuebloMio; from the same creator as Viñedos del Este