Los Tapes
Overview
A forestry-livestock property of 302 hectares in the Los Tapes area, 20 km from Mariscala, Lavalleja department, Uruguay. Moderately to strongly rolling terrain, with over 80% forestry-priority soils and the remainder in good livestock land.
The property has 160.7 hectares planted (53% of the effective area): 68.5 ha of Eucalyptus Dunni planted in 2017-2018, in very good condition ahead of first harvest, and 92.2 ha of Eucalyptus Jeeralang planted in 2008, already through its first harvest and regrowing well toward a second.
The livestock area sits on the lowlands and soil type 2.21, with natural water, shade and shelter. Offered with land and standing timber included.
Farm Structure
Land Use
Forestry and cow-calf livestock, with over 80% forestry-priority soils (average CONEAT index of 58) and a complementary livestock area on the lowlands.
Forestry
160.7 effective hectares: Eucalyptus Dunni (68.5 ha, 2017-2018) nearing first harvest and Eucalyptus Jeeralang (92.2 ha, 2008) regrowing toward a second harvest.
Access
16 km of good gravel road from Route 8, plus roughly 1 km on a dirt track. 20 km from Mariscala, 80 km from Minas, 140 km from Punta del Este and 195 km from Montevideo.
The Investment Case
Los Tapes is a forestry opportunity already in production, with more than half the effective area planted across different ages — part nearing its first harvest and part its second — plus a complementary livestock area. The price includes land and standing timber, offered for a limited time.
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