Las Barrancas

Las Barrancas

Las Barrancas, San Luis, Argentina.

2.170 ha.

Mixed-use property currently almost entirely utilized for agriculture. Until 2021, it was used for breeding and rearing livestock, so it retains well-maintained livestock infrastructure. Current crops include corn, sorghum, and sunflower.

Between $3M y $5M

Las Barrancas

Las Barrancas

Las Barrancas, San Luis, Argentina.

2.170 ha.

Total

Mixed-use property currently almost entirely utilized for agriculture. Until 2021, it was used for breeding and rearing livestock, so it retains well-maintained livestock infrastructure. Current crops include corn, sorghum, and sunflower.

Between $3M y $5M

MIXED

APTITUDES

AGRICULTURAL

LIVESTOCK

Mixed-use property currently utilized almost entirely for agriculture. Until 2021, it was used for livestock breeding with 1,300 breeding cows and 800 calves in rearing, which is why it retains well-maintained and fully functional livestock infrastructure, including fencing, water systems, paddocks, Australian tanks, troughs, and sheds.

Current crops include corn, sorghum, and sunflower. Paddocks not currently used for agriculture or livestock require minor clearing work, as regrowth does not exceed two years of development.

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