Olive Groves, Quiet Luxury: A Designer Estate in Garzón | José Ignacio

Set among rolling hills and olive groves in Garzón, this is the countryside answer to José Ignacio: slower, greener and quietly exclusive, with the Atlantic beaches a drive away.

50 hectares of olive groves surround a house that feels more like a boutique retreat than a farmhouse. Weathered timber cladding, black steel and corten garden beds sit low against the landscape. Cypress trees, agaves and a lawn frame the plunge pool, and a shade tree anchors the courtyard.

Inside, floor-to-ceiling glass dissolves the line between the living room and the grove. Travertine floors, linen curtains, handwoven rattan pendants, driftwood sculpture and Moroccan rugs give every room a warm, collected look, and the sculpted bed platforms and stone-basin bathrooms feel more like a boutique hotel than a country house. Two bedrooms, including a room with built-in bunk beds that makes it easy for families and guests to share.

The outdoor living is just as strong. A long concrete bar and an integrated barbecue sit under a slatted-timber pergola, with deck space for sunset aperitifs and long lunches overlooking the plantation.

The estate is ready to run. Two water reservoirs, a pump and water-storage facility and irrigation system support the groves, and caretaker’s house, sheds, and machinery are in place. Live in it, produce your own olive oil, or build a boutique hospitality concept on a property that already looks the part.

Garzón is one of the most sought-after rural addresses in South America, and values here keep climbing as buyers look beyond the coast. Properties of this quality and this design standard rarely come to market.

The listed price does not include the real estate commission (3% + VAT), notary fees, or ITP.