- 317,509 sqm Lot Size
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Los Litres, Lo Barnechea, Provincia de Santiago, Chile
Property Features
- Original Price: 4,704,164,400
- Original Currency: CLP
Property Description
A unique opportunity for developers and investors: a 31.7-hectare plot of land located in a Type B condominium, with urban and rural areas that allow for various real estate and development projects.
Master Plan: Zone K La Dehesa Alta
Maximum gross density: 19 inhabitants/ha
Minimum property subdivision: 4,000 m²
Building coefficient: 0.4
Maximum height: 10.5 m (2 stories)
Permitted uses: Residential, green areas, public space (Art. 2.1.30 OGUC).
Access from the condominium's urbanized roundabout.
Rural Zone – 245,611 m²
Permitted uses: Scientific, educational, recreational, sports, tourism.
Includes an ecological preservation zone (above elevation 1,000).
Additional access via Camino Santa Martina.
A plot of land with mixed potential, combining residential real estate development with rural areas of high ecological and recreational value.
Strategic location in Lo Barnechea, with direct access to the established La Dehesa Alta residential area and highway connectivity.
The listing broker’s offer of compensation is made only to participants of the multiple listing service where the listing is filed.
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