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Rainforests · Lakes · Rivers · Waterfalls · Volcanoes
Southern Chile is defined by ancient native rainforests, glacial lakes, pristine rivers, cascades, and majestic volcanoes.
Winter brings snow-capped Andean peaks and natural thermal springs. Summer invites exploration across tranquil lakes, hidden waterfalls, and river beaches.
The territory seamlessly blends rural serenity with accessibility to services, preserving a distinct and authentic cultural identity.
Given Chile's unique geography, the Pacific coastline is accessible from the cordilleran foothills in approximately one hour and thirty minutes.
Riñihue · Los Lagos · Región de Los Ríos · Southern Chile
Riñihue is a peaceful lakeside village nestled along the shores of Lake Riñihue, surrounded by native temperate rainforest, rolling fields, and direct views of the Mocho-Choshuenco volcanic complex.
Lake Riñihue and the San Pedro River shape an awe-inspiring landscape dedicated to quietude and direct connection with untouched nature.
Its rural heritage, low residential density, and close-knit community have preserved an authentic local way of life, untouched by mass tourism.
The village offers essential local conveniences, community grocery stores, a rural healthcare clinic, and primary educational facilities.
Flor del Lago Sector · Route T-45 · Km 7 Road to Enco
Location: Located approximately 7 km from the town of Riñihue, with access via the paved Route T-45 and a 100-meter right-of-way easement.
Surface and subdivision: 7 hectares, with subdivision into 10 plots approved by Chile's Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG). The plots are accessed via an internal unpaved road (track).
Spring: A ravine with a crystalline water spring crosses the land from the upper sectors to the vicinity of the road, bordered by temperate rainforest of the Valdivian Jungle, with the presence of native and endemic Chilean species.
Upper boundary: The land borders properties associated with the Universidad Austral de Chile, currently without buildings and covered by forest.
Plots: The plots close to the road feature natural plains and low vegetation, predominantly shrubby. At medium elevation, the slope increases along with the breadth of the views toward Lake Riñihue or the Mocho-Choshuenco volcano, depending on location. In the highest sectors, dense native forest predominates, with some small clearings among the vegetation.
Utilities: In addition to the spring, the property has Rural Potable Water (APR). The electrical power grid reaches the property boundary for connection.
Sale: The land is available for sale, in its entirety or by individual plots. Serious partnership proposals compatible with the natural character of the site can also be evaluated.
The full 7-hectare estate features an approved SAG subdivision into 10 independent plots with individual cadastral numbers (ROL), rural potable water (APR), pristine mountain spring, and electricity grid connection at the boundary. Available as a full estate or individual plots; serious association proposals are also welcome.
10 Individual Freehold Plots · Independent ROL · Topographic Survey
Sale prices are expressed in UF (Unidad de Fomento). To check the approximate equivalent in USD, you may use the current UF value and the official exchange rate in Chile.
Spring · Native Rainforest · Scenic Views
Explore details of flora, water springs and topography
Real Estate · Legal Framework · Foreign & Domestic Buyers
In Chile, rural property subdivisions are certified by the Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG), pursuant to applicable regulations.
Property records and registrations are recorded in the respective Conservador de Bienes Raíces (CBR) of the municipality to which the land belongs.
Chile upholds the principle of legal equality enshrined in the Political Constitution of the Republic; therefore, the legal system does not discriminate between Chilean citizens and foreign nationals to acquire absolute freehold ownership of real estate.
Foreigners do not require residency in Chile to acquire property; they must obtain a Rol Único Tributario (RUT) tax ID from the Servicio de Impuestos Internos (SII) and designate a representative with domicile and residency in Chile for tax purposes.
You can request the official subdivision plan, topography, and official documentation available for the land via the contact form.
National & International Connection · Services
Riñihue combines a rural setting surrounded by nature with easy, rapid connectivity via paved roads to towns, cities, and essential services.
Experiences & Destinations
Nature, tranquility, diversity of landscapes to discover and outdoor activities to experience. From Riñihue it is possible to access lakes, volcanoes, nature reserves, hot springs, rivers, and outdoor pursuits, maintaining a low-density haven with strong local identity as a base.
Riñihue is part of the Seven Lakes Route (Riñihue, Panguipulli, Pirihueico, Calafquén, Pullinque, Pellaifa, and Neltume) and the Interlagos Network. The ferry navigation across Lake Pirihueico connects directly with the Hua Hum International Pass, allowing crossing into San Martín de los Andes and Argentine Patagonia.
The Mocho-Choshuenco National Reserve is one of the main Andean landmarks surrounding Lake Riñihue. It protects native forests, alpine ecosystems, and glaciers, offering hiking and mountaineering in summer, and ski touring and snowshoe expeditions during winter. Mocho-Choshuenco forms part of a broader volcanic landscape characteristic of this southern zone of Chile, alongside iconic volcanoes such as Villarrica, Quetrupillán, and Lanín.
The Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve is one of Chile's premier nature and conservation benchmarks, with over 100,000 hectares of protected temperate rainforest. It features self-guided trails, viewpoints overlooking waterfalls—such as the Huilo Huilo and La Leona falls—canopy tours, and architecture harmoniously integrated into the native forest.
The intense volcanic and geothermal activity of the southern Chilean Andes gives rise to numerous natural hot springs, allowing visitors to enjoy the contrast between thermal waters and pristine forest-mountain landscapes year-round. Panguipulli is home to the Thermal Route, with 23 centers between Liquiñe and Coñaripe, recognized as the largest thermal complex in South America. Waters emerge naturally from the earth’s depths, with pools typically maintained between 30 and 40 °C. Rich in sulfur, silica, calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonates, these waters are celebrated for their therapeutic and relaxing benefits for muscles, joints, and skin. From Riñihue, destinations such as Coñaripe, EcoPellaifa, Liquiñe, and the renowned Termas Geométricas are readily accessible.
The San Pedro River originates as the natural outlet of Lake Riñihue and represents one of the premier fly-fishing destinations in southern Chile. Its crystal-clear waters, native rainforest canopy, and wild rainbow and brown trout attract anglers from around the world. Fly fishing is an established tradition here, with expert guides conducting expeditions along the river and connected waterways. Along its initial stretch, summer reveals natural swimming pools of astonishing transparency bordered by rock formations and native forest.
Local Character · Folklore · Huaso Tradition · German Heritage
Riñihue preserves the character of a rural community where everyday life is led primarily by its own residents, with minimal presence of mass commercial activities.
Throughout the year, local celebrations take place such as the Fiesta de la Chicha and Semana Riñihuense, alongside gatherings around local gastronomy, craft beer, and Chilean country traditions, such as lamb roasts and activities of the Club de Huasos. The Los Ríos Region also retains a significant heritage of German immigration, particularly visible in Valdivia and its surroundings through traditional architecture, baking, and century-old artisan brewing culture.
Direct Ownership · Personal Story · Possibilities
REMANSO SUR was born from my bond with the forests of southern Chile and my love for nature.
Since 2002, I have acquired land with the purpose of preserving it, reforesting to the extent possible.
Now, I have decided to share these places, ensuring that whatever is developed retains the essence that makes it special.
I am Jéssica Vallejos, Construction Engineer and Industrial Civil Engineer with specialization in Industry and Environment, and the sole owner of the land.
REMANSO SUR is not a real estate agency: you deal directly with me.
Those with a genuine interest in the property can coordinate an on-site visit before making a decision.
For visitors arriving from abroad, the visit may also include an accompanied tour of notable areas in the surrounding region, facilitating a more complete understanding of the location and its territorial context.
Site visits are requested via the contact form and coordinated in advance on a personalized basis.
Territory Analysis · Legacy Investment · Nature & Conservation
Legal Framework · Title Deeds · Infrastructure & Acquisition
Inquiries · Documentation · Private Visits
To request further technical information about the property, official documentation, or to coordinate a private site visit, please complete the form below.
For interested parties wishing to experience the property in person, an on-site visit can be arranged in advance. The request is submitted through this form and organized on a personalized basis.
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