Property type:
Comprises the union of three adjacent farms, mainly intended for livestock production. They are divided into upper and lower areas, mainly intended for raising cattle.
The farms are situated on soil that has long been used for natural cattle grazing.
Topography:
The district is characterized by a succession of lakes, grasslands, and wetlands.
Area services:
The area around the farm has all basic services, such as electricity and telephone service, as well as secondary gravel roads that remain passable year-round.
Property details:
- Mechanized land.
- Internal road and reinforced concrete bridges.
- Stock ponds.
- Reinforced concrete reservoir tank.
- Main house with bedrooms, living-dining room, kitchen, bathrooms, and gallery; layota and ceramic flooring, common brick walls, a roof of tiles and tejuelones, and wooden doors and windows with tempered glass.
- Hall and storage room.
- Shed for machinery storage and bedrooms, with a smoothed concrete floor, brick walls, a sheet-metal roof on a wooden frame, tiled roofing over the bedrooms, glazed windows, and wooden doors.
- Stable with a sheet-metal roof on a wooden frame.
- Staff house with bedrooms and bathrooms, common brick walls, a tiled roof, and wooden and glazed openings.
- Storage building with a concrete floor, sheet-metal roof, brick walls, and reinforced concrete pillars.
- Cattle pen, squeeze chute, cattle restraint, and loading ramp (2).
- Perimeter fencing with cement posts and smooth wire.
Breakdown of the 6,810.00 hectares:
- Low-lying area: 3,300 hectares suitable for growing rice, soybeans, and other agricultural products.
- High-lying area: 3,499 hectares suitable for livestock farming and eucalyptus planting, considering that eucalyptus is an element in the production of biocells.
Features:
There are no salinity problems, so the land is suitable for planting. The animals feed on the estancia's pasture. It is worth noting that the estancia has won several awards at the Expo Rural and sells to known cattle buyers.
The estancia has 11% forest reserves and 5 hills. The property has several water points, streams, and built stock ponds; it has abundant fresh water and is 18 km from the Tebicuary River.
Location:
On Goya cue, Cerro Campana, and Isla tacuara streets, in the city of Caapucú, 170 km from Asunción.
