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Was not expecting an Aurora in El Chalten. Stayed up all night shooting these amazing colors from Lago Viedma.

Was not expecting these sort of conditions when we woke up this morning...

I’ve been trying to sell this property for about 8 months, and I think I may have finally found a buyer.

That said, I wanted to throw it out into the universe one last time because this place still feels almost unreal to me.

Why I think this property is so wild:

64,000+ acres in Patagonia
That’s roughly 25,900 hectares, or about 100 square miles. 

12 km of private frontage on Lake Viedma
That’s about 7.5 miles of private shoreline on one of Argentina’s great glacial lakes. 

Direct access off Ruta 40 / 41
So it’s remote, but not inaccessible. That combination is rare. 

Views of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre
Not “some mountain views.” Actual Patagonia icons visible from the property. 

Only about 80 km from El Chaltén and 150 km from El Calafate
So it sits near one of the biggest tourism magnets in Argentina, while still feeling like a private frontier estate. 

Fully fenced for cattle, with internal roads and 4 vintage homes
So this isn’t just raw land. There’s already structure, access, and usable ranching potential. 

Listed at $3.3M
That works out to around $51.56 per acre, which feels hard to comprehend for land of this scale, access, and setting. 

It also has world-class fishing, wildlife, natural springs, and sits beside a lake fed by the Patagonian ice system near one of the largest freshwater reserves on Earth outside the polar regions. 

To me, the real value is the combination:
massive scale, real access, private lake frontage, iconic mountain views, tourism potential, cattle potential, conservation potential, and genuine remoteness.

Here’s the full listing:

https://connectpatagonia.com/ranches-for-sale-in-patagonia/