Don Vicente
Overview
Runs at large scale with full infrastructure and a water system built to sustain production even through drought. Its standout feature is a reverse-osmosis desalination plant with a 10,000-liter-per-hour capacity, backed by reservoirs, windmills, holding tanks and troughs distributed across the property.
Roughly 25% of the property — about 3,750 hectares — has been cleared with a heavy harrow pass, giving a head start on improving the existing forage base.
Infrastructure is consolidated and built for large-scale cattle production. Some sections of internal fencing need spot repairs, though this doesn't affect overall operations.
Farm Structure
Land Use
Extensive cattle ranching. Large-scale land suited to cow-calf systems and pasture management.
Layout
11 paddocks with conventional 4-strand smooth-wire fencing, posts every 8 meters with 4 support stakes per span.
Infrastructure
Full perimeter fencing, 5-strand smooth wire. 3,500 m² working corrals with quebracho posts. A 14-meter curupay handling chute with a full operator's booth and a 6-way sorting exit. Main house (90 m²), secondary house, a 200 m² barn, and a 900 x 50 meter airstrip.
Water System
Reverse-osmosis plant (10,000 L/hour), 2 holding tanks (100,000 and 700,000 liters), 20 reservoirs, 17 windmills and 17 troughs of 30,000 liters each.
The Investment Case
Don Vicente offers a scaled entry point into the cattle market, with water infrastructure that resolves the region's main production constraint. The asset is ready to operate immediately and works under direct management, a contracted operator, or a third-party cattle lease.
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