PuebloMio Chacras de Manantiales

Pueblo Mío was a pioneer among the gated communities of the corridor linking Manantiales with José Ignacio, and today it's a well-established classic. It has two access points: via Ruta 104 and via Camino del Golf. It's also known simply as Pueblo Mío.

PuebloMio Chacras de Manantiales answers a wish that keeps growing: real land, water nearby and the sea minutes away. Over 160 hectares of rolling countryside —30 of them covered by lagoons— unfold 180 country estates of 4.000 m², designed for those who want horses, a vegetable garden or simply open horizon, without giving up a five-minute ride to the beaches and restaurants of La Barra and Manantiales. The country-estate club format, now booming in the East, finds here one of its most balanced expressions: generous plots, lagoon scenery and the security of an organized community. It's rural life edited with intelligence, a handful of kilometers from the most dynamic corridor in Punta del Este. For building weekend retreats or permanent homes with a country feel.

The neighborhood lays out 180 country estates of 4.000 m² each, a scale that makes possible projects no urban lot could hold: horses, a vegetable garden, a barbecue area separate from the house, a pool with its own private horizon. The infrastructure keeps pace, with underground water, electricity and data lines, and gravel roads that preserve the rural character of the development. The internal regulations and round-the-clock security protect both the investment and daily life together, while the low density —under 1.2 country estates per hectare— guarantees that the countryside stays countryside. For anyone who dreams of rural living without giving up the coastal summer season, this is the exact fit: the weekend house that can become, without friction, a permanent residence.

PuebloMio Chacras de Manantiales spans 160 hectares of rolling countryside in one of the East's areas with the greatest development potential, with double access: via Route 104 and via the La Barra Golf Road. Only one distance really matters: five minutes to the beaches and restaurants of La Barra and Manantiales. The inner landscape is the neighborhood's true selling point: eight lagoons totaling 30 hectares of mirrored water, open pastures, and groves that frame every chacra. It's the format that has grown the most in the region in recent years —the chacra club— brought to its most balanced expression: real land, water nearby, and the sea just a handful of kilometers away.

The shared-living program is on par with the great gated communities of the East: club house with pool, beach house over the lagoons, tennis and football courts, gym, kids club, guest house for visitors, bar and locker rooms. The eight lagoons work as the neighborhood's great natural amenity —rowing, sport fishing, sunsets over the water— and the common areas are designed so that social life doesn't depend on leaving the property. PuebloMio has already proven the model in its other developments in the area, such as Chacras del Golf, and that track record is part of the value: a developer that delivers what it promises and manages communities that work. The combination of countryside, water and services explains why the format keeps growing.

• 160 hectares with 30 hectares of private lagoons
• Country estates of 4.000 m², just 5 minutes from the sea
• A balance between rural living and closeness to the buzz of the coastal resorts
• Part of the PuebloMio family of neighborhoods in the East
• Country-estate club format (chacra), the fastest-growing property type in the area
• 8 internal lagoons and underground utilities