Fundo Cusileufu 198 Hektar Großes Reit Und Kastaniengut, Los Ríos

Fundo Cusileufu is a 198-hectare working estate in Chile’s Los Ríos Region, combining a thoroughbred horse-breeding operation with a mature chestnut orchard and native forest. The property sits on two adjoining titled lots (106.27 and 93.09 hectares) and borders the Cusileufu Stream along its northern edge, with surface water rights for 200 liters per second registered with the Real Estate Registrar since 2006.

The land breaks down into roughly 78 hectares of native forest and scrubland, 50 hectares of improved pasture, and 65 hectares planted with 18,571 chestnut trees (brown varieties, planted in 2018), irrigated by drip system on part of the orchard with mechanical water intake from the stream. Soils are volcanic-ash trumao of the Malihue series, fertile and well-drained, suited to livestock, dairy, pasture, and grain crops. The terrain is flat to gently rolling with strong solar exposure and no interior easements.

At the heart of the estate is a two-story main house of about 375 m2, built around 2006 in native timber with an alerce shingle roof, native hardwood and carpeted floors, exposed-beam ceilings, and a stone fireplace. It offers 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including two en-suite bedrooms with jacuzzi and two walk-in closets, a closed kitchen, two dining areas, a guest bathroom, a covered garage, and an 80 m2 timber-and-tile quincho (barbecue pavilion).

The estate’s equestrian infrastructure, built for the Haras Carioca thoroughbred operation, includes a 640 m2 metal barn, a 730 m2 covered arena, a carousel-style training ring, multiple stable blocks (rustic, senior, foal, and standard paddocks totaling well over 4,000 m2), a maternity and pharmacy building, a feed and supply warehouse, an administration office, a veterinary house with its own pool, and separate housing for an administrator and farm staff. In total the property carries close to 9,831 m2 of agricultural, residential, and productive construction, and is sold together with its farm machinery.

Infrastructure includes underground three-phase electrical service connected to the public grid, an internal water network from wells with softening and chlorination, septic sewage treatment, and feasibility for connection to the local potable water network. Paved interior roads and telecommunications coverage reach the property. Access is via 23 km of paved highway toward Panguipulli (Route T-39) followed by 4.1 km on the stabilized Route T-365, in good condition year-round. The town of Los Lagos lies 26 km away, Valdivia roughly 45 km, and Pichoy Airport near Valdivia is about an hour and a quarter by car. Nearby attractions include the Río San Pedro for sport fishing, rafting and kayaking, Lake Riñihue, and the Panguipulli-Sietelagos hot springs circuit.

A rare opportunity to acquire an established equestrian and agricultural property with productive orchards, livestock-grade pasture, water rights, and a fully serviced residence, in one of southern Chile’s most fertile farming valleys.