Tenuta Fluviale Queguay Grande — 2.881 Ettari DI Terreno Da Pascolo Privilegiato A Paysandú, Uruguay

Large-Scale Beef & Sheep Operation | Permanent River Frontage | Turnkey Infrastructure

Set in the heart of Uruguay’s renowned basalt grazing region, just minutes from the town of Guichón, this exceptional 2,881-hectare cattle and sheep estate represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale, well-managed livestock operation in one of the country’s most productive and reliable grazing districts.

Defined by its near-square configuration and easy rolling topography, the property offers outstanding operational efficiency and land management advantages. The soils consist of a well-balanced combination of deep, medium, and shallow basalt formations, ideally suited for extensive grazing systems. The farm supports a fully natural production model based on 100% native pastures, maintained in clean condition and free of significant weed or erosion pressure, ensuring long-term sustainability and soil integrity.

Water availability is one of the defining strengths of this estate. The property features extensive frontage along the Queguay Grande River, one of the most important natural watercourses in the region. Several kilometers of river frontage provide reliable year-round water supply, complemented by two permanent streams flowing north to south across the property. The Queguay Grande River forms wide natural lagoons of clean running water, bordered by well-preserved native forest that offers natural shade and shelter for livestock while enhancing the ecological character of the land.

The estate is efficiently subdivided into four large operational units and three smaller paddocks, all benefiting from excellent water access through a combination of boreholes, trough systems, and natural watercourses. This layout supports flexible grazing rotation and contributes to consistent livestock performance across the property.

Currently, the farm operates as a fully established beef and sheep production system, sustaining a stocking level of more than 2,000 head of cattle, including approximately 900 breeding cows, alongside over 500 Merino sheep and a working herd of more than 40 horses. This operational scale highlights the property’s strong carrying capacity and reinforces its position as a high-performing grazing asset.

Residential and operational infrastructure is complete and fully functional, allowing for immediate continuity of operations. The main residence, measuring approximately 190 square meters, includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, a spacious living and dining area with fireplace, an office, and covered galleries overlooking a landscaped park featuring fruit and ornamental trees. Additional infrastructure includes a fully equipped manager’s residence, a large barn with additional rooms for labor personnel, and well-developed livestock handling facilities designed to support efficient cattle and sheep management.

The property is equipped with solar-powered electrical systems, reflecting a modern and sustainable approach to rural energy supply. Fresh water is sourced from deep wells, supported by pumping systems and storage tanks, ensuring reliable distribution across residential and operational sectors.

Beyond its productive capacity, the natural environment surrounding the Queguay Grande River enhances the property’s long-term value and lifestyle potential. The combination of permanent water, native forest corridors, and scenic river landscapes creates an environment that is not only operationally efficient but also visually striking and environmentally resilient.

This is a true turnkey livestock operation, offering scale, natural resources, infrastructure, and operational continuity rarely available in today’s Uruguayan farmland market. For investors seeking a large-scale grazing asset with proven productivity, strong water security, and long-term capital preservation potential, this Queguay Grande River estate stands as an exceptional opportunity.