A CULTIVATED LIFE IN THE ARGENTINE PATAGONIA
LAND · HOMES · REMOTE RETREATS
Trevelin · Futaleufeú
CASA NATIVA
Trevelin, Futaleufeú
A Fly Fisher's Retreat in the Argentine Patagonia.
$575,000 USD
An elevated off-grid homestead created for those who value space, self-sufficiency, and a closer relationship with Patagonia
An Off-Grid Retreat in Trevelin
Quiet, considered living surrounded by protected wilderness, native birds, and the timeless beauty of Patagonia. Steps from world renowned fly-fishing, viñeyards and Los Alerces National Park.
Land
10,000 m2, 1 Ha
One landscaped hectare where native Patagonian forest meets a productive, cultivated landscape.
The property is home to an established collection of native trees, together with fruit and nut trees that bring beauty, shade, and seasonal abundance. Meditative trails weave through the grounds, creating quiet places to walk, pause, and reconnect with the landscape.
A fenced kitchen garden and greenhouse provide protected space for vegetables, herbs, and medicinal plants. An underground watering system supports the gardens and landscaping, with the potential to incorporate water from the property’s cistern.
A park-like outdoor gathering area features a substantial tree-trunk table and traditional parrilla—an inviting setting for long lunches, open-fire cooking, and evenings beneath the Patagonian sky.
Location
Located approximately 15 minutes from the town of Trevelin, the property offers privacy and immersion in nature without sacrificing access to everyday services.
Vineyards, renowned fly-fishing waters, mountain trails, skiing, and Los Alerces National Park are all within easy reach—placing some of Patagonia’s most compelling landscapes and outdoor experiences close to home.
This is more than a retreat. It is a place for people who want to participate fully in their surroundings: to grow food, preserve the harvest, cook over fire, build, make, host, wander, and live with greater freedom.
A place to create, cultivate, and explore.
Home
200m2 with two car carport, Green House, Deposits for tools, off-grid systems and storage
The home’s central living space brings the kitchen, dining room, and lounge together beneath soaring ceilings. Double-height volume over the living area creates an exceptional sense of light and openness, while expansive views keep the surrounding landscape present throughout the day. Overlooking the living area, an inviting loft provides a versatile and inspiring space for a private library, home office or quiet reading.
Two large sliding doors open onto the deck, allowing the interior and exterior spaces to flow naturally into one another.
The kitchen is both elegant and highly functional, with a gas range, wood-burning cookstove, and finely crafted timber countertops that integrate seamlessly into the warm, natural character of the home. A closed fireplace anchors the living area, creating an intimate gathering place during Patagonia’s cooler seasons.
Designed for those who take pleasure in making things well, the home also includes a generous working wing for serious homesteading and everyday practicality.
The laundry and utility room features a large sink, extensive storage, and direct access to the backyard and gardens. An adjoining bathroom with a shower makes this area particularly convenient after gardening, fishing, skiing, or working outdoors.
A dedicated pantry accommodates the refrigerator and provides abundant food storage. A small basement offers further space for preserves, supplies, additional refrigerators, and freezers.
Systems & Extras
The property has been designed to support a more independent and resilient way of living.
Solar panels and a solar water-heating system reduce dependence on conventional energy sources, with batteries housed securely in a dedicated, enclosed structure.
A separate equipment building provides organized storage for fishing gear, skis, tools, garden equipment, and other outdoor essentials. The enclosed water-tower and battery building keeps the property’s key systems protected and accessible.
A substantial water cistern is equipped with a firefighting hose for enhanced fire preparedness and may also be connected to the property’s irrigation system. Greywater can be directed toward garden use, supporting a more thoughtful approach to water management.
Additional features include:
• Greenhouse for vegetables, herbs, and medicinal plants
• Fenced kitchen garden
• Established fruit and nut trees
• Native Patagonian trees and landscaped grounds
• Underground irrigation system
• Solar panels and solar water heating
• Dedicated battery and water-system building
• Outdoor equipment and supply storage
• Tree-trunk dining table and traditional parrilla
• Walking and meditation trails
• Doghouse and secure kennel
• Deck with direct access from the principal living spaces
• Fire-preparedness cistern and hose
A closer look at Casa Nativa
A selection of landscapes, views and spaces of Casa Nativa. For more info feel free to inquire above.
PATAGONIA PROPERTY EDIT
Patagonia Property Edit is a curated collection of distinctive homes, land, and retreats chosen for their architecture, provenance, environmental intelligence, and relationship to place.
We believe that true luxury is not measured in square meters. It is found in the freedom to shape your environment, protect your time, and choose how you want to live.
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