Impressive land at the confluence of the Nef and Baker rivers - Patagonia - Chile

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Located just over a mile from the spectacular confluence of the Nef with the Baker River, the largest in Chile, this property boasts almost two and a half miles of riverbank alongside the Nef River, down which glacial meltwater flows directly from the Northern Ice Field, part of the third largest freshwater reserve in the world.
Located only ten minutes along a gravel road from the Carretera Austral, the project offers spectacular panoramic views that can be admired from almost any point around the park and boasts almost two and a half miles of riverbank alongside the Nef River, a waterway that flows down from the Nef glacier in the Northern Ice Field and guarantees pure, fresh water for centuries to come.
The park covers 1.346 acres and includes a small lake, native forest, a long creek, and graceful meadows offering extraordinary vistas. It is also just over a mile on foot (10 minutes by car) from the confluence of the Nef with the Baker River, the most famous in Patagonia and extraordinary for its fishing, rafting, kayaking, and breathtaking beauty.
In addition, the Nef Glacier and its lake are only 18 miles upriver, perfect for a day-trip on horseback. This imposing tongue of ice is the gateway to the Northern Ice Field, on the far side of which lies the Pacific Ocean and the world-famous Laguna San Rafael.
The park’s exceptional northeast orientation ensures excellent sun exposure, and the project lies just 25 miles from the city of Cochrane with its brand-new hospital and first-class airfield.