Expansive Forest Property in El Repil, Los Lagos, Chile
€6,100,000€0/m²
El Repil, Los Lagos, Chile
28,560,000 m²
interior
28,560,000 m²
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Land
property type
Today
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The Habio take
AI summaryThis expansive property in El Repil spans an impressive 28,560,000 m², representing a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Los Lagos. Nestled against ancient national parks and the scenic Hueyusca River, this land is perfect for various sustainable initiatives and forest conservation projects.
- countryside
- investment
- new build
- wildlife
- forestry
Highlights
- Expansive landholding of 28,560,000 m²
- Adjacent to Alerce National Park
- Potential for sustainable logging and farming
- Rich biodiversity with native species
- Access to Hueyusca River for fishing and potential hydro development
Good fit for: Ideal for investors interested in land conservation and sustainable development.
Lifestyle scores
- Beach
- 40
- Walkable
- 20
- Remote work
- 60
- Family
- 30
- Retirement
- 70
- Airport access
- 50
- Investment
- 85
- Luxury
- 50
- Value
- 75
About this place
Presenting a truly spectacular investment opportunity nestled in the heart of the breathtaking 10th Region of Los Lagos in Chile, adjacent to the charming town of El Repil within the Fresia County of Llanquihue. This significant landholding encompasses a vast expanse of 2,856 hectares, equivalent to 7,057 acres, representing a unique and compelling prospect for astute investors seeking a substantial asset with diverse possibilities.
Situated amidst the pristine natural beauty of southern Chile, this remarkable property holds immense potential for forest conservation initiatives, sustainable logging operations, fertile farming endeavors, and innovative carbon credit schemes. Located approximately 20 kilometres inland from the rugged shores of the Pacific Ocean, the property enjoys a privileged location on the interior slopes of the coastal mountain range, known locally as the Cordillera de la Costa.
The boundaries of this significant property are clearly demarcated by notable natural landmarks. To the north, it adjoins the Alerce National Park Forest, renowned for its ancient Alerce trees, while to the east is the Hueyusca River, offering both beauty and potential resources. The gently rolling topography ranges from 10% to 40% slopes, providing diverse microclimates and habitats within the forest. The primary watercourse, the Hueyusca River, traverses the property, presenting opportunities for fishing and potential hydroelectric power generation, while several pristine lagoons add to the ecological value.
Accessing this property is facilitated by well-maintained transportation infrastructure, with the town of Fresia just a short drive away. The region is known for its high biodiversity, including native species that contribute to both conservation efforts and local ecological health.












