This 600m2 (6,458 ft2) property constructed by architect Bustillo in 1941 is edified on a 2ha-wooded lot full of autochthonous species such as coihues, cypresses, sequoias and myrtles. It has a main house, and a secondary house that serves as a 2-car garage with a boathouse, a workshop, two maid's quarters, bathroom and storing rooms.On the other side of the lot we find the 2-story housekeeper's house with a living room, kitchen and dining room, and a bedroom on the ground level. On first level we find two bedrooms and a bathroom.Main house: as we enter through the entrance hall we find a great lounge room with a terrific fireplace, game area, and office area.All is surfaced with coihue wood, and has large picture windows that overlook the Victoria Island and the Nahuel Huapi Lake.We enter the great terrace through the double glass doors. It surrounds the entire house, which allows us to appreciate every inch of this property. On this level we also find the guest bedroom en suite.On the first level we find the master bedroom en suite and a small lounge. Throughout the hallway's extension we find four other bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a hall.On the lower level we find the game and TV area, and a teenager bedroom with its bathroom. We also find the large dining room with a fireplace and capacity for 18 people.The main dining room, daily dining room, kitchen, and laundry room, all have picture windows overlooking the great park and tennis court.This property neighbours the Llao-Llao Hotel and the Fundación Bariloche. • Age: 1941• Lot surface: 2 hectares• Covered surface: 600 m2 (6,458 ft2)• Main house• Secondary house• Housekeeper's house• Vegetable garden• Terrace with grill • Quincho (place for having barbecues and entertaining)