This 321-hectare estate is located in the Las Bandurrias area of Pirque, in the eastern part of the commune, at the foothills of Cerro Nancagua. The property has paved access all the way to the entrance, a northeast-facing orientation, and panoramic views of the Andes Mountains. Approximate Distances: Puente Alto: 12 km. Acceso Sur: 18 km. Santiago city center: 40 km. Santiago International Airport: 49 km. The estate combines extensive meadows, agricultural areas, and hillside terrain with native forest and ravines featuring seasonal water runoff during the winter months. The property is divided into 50 macrolots ranging from 4 to 10 hectares, in addition to approximately 95 hectares of conservation area located in the upper part of the hillside. Water Resources: Deep well for human consumption, with a definitive flow rate of 1 liter per second and a provisional flow rate of 12 liters per second. 1.18 water shares from the Asociación de Canalistas del Canal de Pirque. Water storage reservoir with an approximate capacity of 5,000 m³. Agricultural Potential: The lower section of the estate includes 21 hectares of flat land, currently divided into six lots and planted with table grapes. An additional approximately 16 hectares have been identified as having agricultural potential and are currently used for livestock farming. Together, these areas represent approximately 37 hectares with potential for irrigation and agricultural development. Real Estate Development Potential: One of the property's most distinctive attributes is its strong real estate development potential, supported by its unique characteristics and strategic location near schools, services, and commercial areas. The estate's layout, availability of water resources, agricultural land, and dedicated conservation areas create the opportunity to develop a countryside-oriented residential project while maintaining the benefits of living within convenient reach of the city. The property also includes a master plan designed by the prestigious CSM Design architecture firm, featuring macrolots ranging from 4 to 10 hectares, conservation areas, walking trails, and shared infrastructure. The master plan was designed to make the most of the property's natural attributes, including its unobstructed views of the Andes Mountains, while maximizing the usable area of each parcel.