Barrio Golf Punta Del Este Tudor Style

Welcome to the opportunity to acquire a stunning home in the prestigious Golf District of Punta del Este! This majestic Tudor-style residence, located on one of the city’s most important avenues, has been meticulously renovated to preserve its historic charm and essence, while incorporating the most exclusive amenities and construction details imaginable.
Highlights of this property:
Prime location: This home is located in an unparalleled location, in the heart of the Golf District, surrounded by elegant and tranquil surroundings.

Spaciousness and Elegance: With over 6,000 square meters of land and 1,098 square meters of built-up area, this mansion is a testament to luxury and spaciousness. Its five en-suite bedrooms offer privacy and comfort, while the eight bathrooms provide the convenience your family and guests deserve.
Spaces for Family Living: The spacious living room with a fireplace, the cozy living and dining room, and the additional seating and desk space offer multiple options for quality family time.
Modern Kitchen: The fully modern kitchen, equipped with the latest technology, features a separate dining area where you can enjoy your meals overlooking the lush garden.

Entertainment and Amenities: This home offers no shortage of amenities. It includes a wine cellar for wine lovers, a heated pool for year-round enjoyment, a gym for staying in shape, and a sauna for relaxing after a busy day. The majestic enclosed garden, automatic irrigation system, and wonderful barbecue are ideal for outdoor entertaining and social gatherings.
In short, this stunning home in Punta del Este’s Golf District is a unique opportunity for those seeking a luxury residence that combines timeless elegance with modern amenities. Don’t miss the chance to make this architectural gem yours! Contact us today for more information and to schedule a showing. We’re sure you’ll fall in love with this property at first sight!

GOLF DISTRICT - since 1948

In 1948, the Parque del Golf neighborhood’s water tower was inaugurated, creating a landmark architectural work and a symbol of Punta del Este. It also saw the rise of one of the resort’s most exclusive and beautiful neighborhoods, which to this day has successfully weathered the storm of cement and concrete that swept across the Peninsula several decades ago.
It is not known for certain whether it was his mentor, the Argentine architect Arturo Dubourg, or the Chaquiriand family—owners of the property at the time—who named the large building, which housed the drinking water storage tank for an entire neighborhood and housed a small ten-room hotel on the ground floor, LAuberge (the inn, in French). An establishment that would soon become famous for its refined tea room, where waffles made in special molds imported from Belgium were served—and still are.
Seven decades ago, one of the most elegant areas of Punta del Este was born, where Dubourg built dozens of large and luxurious residences surrounded by extensive gardens, which in many cases were and still are actual parks. For Dubourg, it was the beginning of a professional career on the Peninsula, where over the course of three decades he would build more than one hundred villas.