A rare opportunity to acquire two substantial livestock properties in Corrientes, one of Argentina’s established cattle regions. Together, the two ranches total 14,884 hectares, with the larger comprising 11,169 hectares and the smaller 3,715 hectares.
Located near Malvinas in Corrientes Province, the property combines scale, natural pasture, operational infrastructure, and reliable water resources in one offering. The ranch is approximately 20 km from Malvinas, 80 km from Curuzú Cuatiá, 100 km from Esquina, 285 km from Corrientes Capital, and 700 km from Buenos Aires.
The two estancias are separated by the Avalos stream, while San José is also crossed by Provincial Route 30, which connects Malvinas with Curuzú Cuatiá and continues as Route 25. This access profile supports practical cattle movement, management logistics, and year-round operation.
Scale, Pasture and Carrying Capacity
The ranches are suited to cattle production, with natural pastures, ample water, and wooded areas that provide useful winter shelter. According to the source material, in normal years, the fields can support around 7,000 head of cattle, equivalent to approximately 5,000 breeding females plus heifers, bulls, and horses.
This property is designed for serious livestock operators who value both carrying capacity and flexible land management. With 25 paddocks and 8 fenced areas, the ranch enables controlled grazing, improved herd organisation, and more efficient operational planning.
Water and Livestock Infrastructure
Water is a standout strength for both farms. The property has aquifers at depths of approximately 18 to 25 metres, with some wells equipped with windmills and others using solar-powered submersible pumps.
One has 11 drilled water tanks, with 6 currently in use, each with a stated capacity of 350,000 litres, plus another tank with a capacity of about 500,000 litres. The other adds two tanks and three water perforations, strengthening the supply across the combined operation.
The infrastructure for livestock farming is well-developed and includes corrals, paddocks, sheds, stalls, and water reservoirs designed to support day-to-day cattle work. The property also includes two corrals in San José and one in La Carlota, both with restrooms.
Residential and Operational Improvements
One has five employee houses, in addition to accommodation intended for single workers. The other includes the main residence together with a separate house for staff.
These improvements make the property suitable for an established team and support on-site continuous management. For buyers seeking an operating cattle ranch rather than a purely land-bank holding, that existing infrastructure adds immediate practical value.
Climate and Production Conditions
The area has a humid subtropical climate with no marked dry season, featuring hot summers and short, mild winters. The source document states that average annual rainfall is around 1,300 mm, supporting dependable forage and water conditions for livestock production.
This climate profile, combined with pasture resources and water infrastructure, underpins the property’s appeal as a serious breeding and cattle production unit in Corrientes.
Key Features
Total area: 14,884 hectares.
The main farm: 11,169 hectares.
The second one: 3,715 hectares.
Approximate carrying capacity of 7,000 head in normal years.
Around 25 paddocks and 8 fenced areas.
Strong water infrastructure with tanks, wells, perforations, windmills, and solar-powered pumps.
Corrals, sheds, stalls, and livestock handling facilities in place.
Employee housing and main residence included.
Strategic location within Corrientes cattle country.
Comments:
For investors and cattle operators seeking scale, water, and established infrastructure in northern Argentina, these two farms deserve close attention. This is a large, productive Corrientes ranch with the natural conditions and operational backbone to support a substantial breeding or livestock program.
Well located, well watered, and already improved for cattle, the property offers the size and functionality that are increasingly difficult to assemble in a single acquisition.
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