Estancia Poncho Moro

Have you ever dreamed of living an old-world lifestyle, where you reside in stunning natural beauty and experience life with rhythms of generations long past? Imagine viewing nature in its pristine majesty, untouched and exactly as it has been for millenniums. The Estancia Poncho Moro offers a lifestyle long forgotten in today’s fast paced world. On the Corcovado River in the Province of Chubut, Argentina, lie 24,000 acres of tranquil meadows, thriving wildlife, rippling rivers and streams, steep canyons, glacier clad mountains and hundreds of incredibly cascading waterfalls. Nestled in the lush green Poncho Moro Valley, a limited number of 30 homesteads, between five and 50 acres each, and all sharing in common 24,000 acres. Owners will have abundant privacy and unparalleled views and enjoy the sounds of the Corcovado River and its tributary streams. Each homestead is just a few paces from perhaps the most incredible fly-fishing for wild Rainbow, huge Brown and beautiful Brook trout. The largest of all salmon, the King salmon make their way to the Estancia Poncho Moro to spawn. Imagine stepping outside to land one of these big trophies for dinner! Saddle up a horse with an authentic sheepskin saddle and ride in every direction for hours and observe soaring Condors or watch the estancia’s gauchos live the life reminiscent of the cowboys of the old West as they work the cattle and sheep. The temperate climate of this valley at 1,500 feet above sea level allows for one of the most diverse fauna and flora environments in the world. Also, the significant elevation changes with the surrounding snowcapped mountains allow spectacular views in all directions. All landowners will own and have cross-easements on the 24,000 acres and participate in preserving the natural setting and lifestyle for which Patagonia is famous. All management is handled by the landholder’s association, leaving you free to enjoy the remarkable setting and exceptional quality of life.