La Castellana

Uruguay ranks first on the list of the best destinations for retiring
abroad, according to the 2026 Global Retirement Index published by
the firm Global Citizen Solutions (GCS).
We present to you an excellent property if you are considering
settling in Uruguay.
Located in the city of Colonia del Sacramento (founded in
1680)—and connected to Buenos Aires by a 50-minute ferry ride or
to Montevideo via a two-hour drive—this home sits in the heart of
the Historic Quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Facing the Río
de la Plata, its ancient walls appear on city maps dating back to
1731. It is the only property in the Historic Quarter with a spacious,
north-facing terrace, which is sheltered from strong southerly winds
and enjoys sunlight throughout the day. It is just steps away from
major restaurants and museums, and minutes from all essential
services (banks, hospitals, schools, shops, etc.) Fibre-optic cabling
and underfloor duction delivers fast, modern connectivity throughout
the house.
The property spans a total area of ​​480 m², comprising a main house
(142 m²), a terrace (54 m²), and a garden (248 m²). At the back of
the garden lies a second, fully self-contained house (36 m²) with its
own private entrance. The property also includes a garage, rare to
find in the Historic Quarter.