Agricultural farm on the highway in Soriano

Reference: TDS-0387

250 ha of agricultural land on a national highway in Soriano, 84% arable. For production or lease.

  • hectares: 250
  • Location: Soriano — sobre ruta nacional
  • CONEAT: 120
  • Aptitude: Agrícola
  • On paved road: Sí
  • Price: USD 9.800/ha
  • Improvements: Mejoras para manejo de ganado vacuno; acceso a energía eléctrica

250 ha agricultural farm in the department of Soriano, with direct access on a national highway. CONEAT 120 and 84% arable land. Includes improvements for cattle handling and access to electricity. Ideal for production or lease income.

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Can a foreigner buy farmland in Uruguay?

Yes. Uruguay places no restrictions on land purchases by foreign nationals: no residency, citizenship or prior authorization is required, and a foreign buyer holds exactly the same property rights as a Uruguayan citizen. The transaction is executed before a public notary and registered with the national Property Registry.

What is the CONEAT index and why does it drive price?

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