Estancia Vieja
Overview
Estancia Vieja spans 5,400 hectares in the Anta department, Salta, in submontane and foothill terrain within the buffer zone of El Rey National Park. Lush flora and fauna, with rolling relief and 23% flat land spread across several parcels.
It combines three production lines: 170 hectares of crop-suitable land currently leased and worked directly under a corn-soy rotation, cattle breeding and finishing in early, positive-trending development, and hardwood forestry (railway ties, posts, poles, firewood and charcoal) — one of the area's main sources of value.
It borders the Naranjo River and is crossed by several tributary streams, plus its own well. Warm tropical climate with a dry season, summer rainfall of 800 to 1,200 mm a year. Clean title with approved surveys, and a 360-hectare subdivision currently going through boundary settlement.
Farm Structure
Infrastructure
Main building, staff post, open-sided shed, loading chute, corrals, watering points and paddocks. 170 ha already cleared for crops. A 360-hectare subdivision is currently going through boundary settlement.
Water & Soils
Borders the Naranjo River and is crossed by several tributary streams, plus its own well. Associated soil types El Rey–Lumbreras and Las Víboras, over rolling relief with 23% flat land.
Forestry & Vegetation
Hardwood extraction for railway ties, posts, poles, firewood and charcoal. Native vegetation includes nogal, cedro, palo amarillo, pacará, white tipa, laurel, lapacho, quina, quebracho, guayacán, white cebil and tala.
The Investment Case
Estancia Vieja combines scale (5,400 ha), clean title with approved surveys, and a location of lush flora and fauna in the buffer zone of El Rey National Park. Its three active production lines — leased agriculture, developing livestock and forestry — provide income continuity from day one, with room to grow across the roughly 5,230 ha still uncleared.
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