Coastal property comprising 12.2 hectares, with approximately 1,100 meters of shoreline along the Gulf of Quetalmahue. The property has been subdivided into 19 lots of approximately 5,000 sqm each, together with a coastal common area of approximately 23,800 sqm. One of the project's main attributes is the configuration of the subdivision, which preserves the entire coastline as a continuous common area for all lots, maintaining the coastal edge unobstructed and providing shared access to the shoreline. The common coastal area includes approximately 900 meters of coastal boardwalk, viewing platforms, rest areas, and a small pier. The shoreline has been preserved in its natural state, maintaining unobstructed views and protecting the habitat of the birds that use the area. A significant portion of the project's infrastructure and development has already been completed. The property features internal roads surfaced with natural gravel, together with infrastructure for underground electricity distribution to the individual lots. The potable water network project is currently undergoing the required approvals, with works already completed in preparation for its future implementation. The property's configuration, together with small rivers along its side boundaries, helps preserve the privacy of the development. The acquisition of the entire property offers the opportunity to preserve it as a family or shared asset while retaining the option of completing the remaining infrastructure works and individually marketing the 19 subdivided lots. This is an opportunity to acquire a coastal property with an established subdivision, an extensive common shoreline, and advanced infrastructure, avoiding the need to develop a property from the ground up. 12.2 hectares | 19 lots | 1,100 m of shoreline | 23,800 sqm coastal common area Gulf of Quetalmahue · Lacuy Peninsula · Chiloé