Agreste, a country club in Punta del Este: ocean-view lots in Punta Negra, Maldonado, Uruguay
Club de Campo y Mar
The Bouza Family
A tireless story of striving to turn the land into expression.
Since the first vineyards in Las Violetas, their name has been associated with detail, patience and respect for natural cycles.
Bodega Las Espinas
With the creation of Bodega Las Espinas, in the wild landscape of Punta Negra, that legacy was projected into a new dimension: a place where the wind, the stone and the sea converse with architecture and wine.
Because in every harvest the same idea that gave rise to it all endures: wine as a way of inhabiting the land.
Agreste, en Punta Negra
If this story was missing a page, it is the one that begins to be written here — for in this magical setting, Agreste is born today.
Agreste is an invitation to connect in an authentic way: a place to celebrate life outdoors and contemplate the magnificence of nature from elevated ground that lets you root your feet in the earth and set your eyes on the horizon, close to the sea and the exquisite beaches of Maldonado.
The next chapter of this story
To bring Agreste Punta Negra to life, the Bouza family joins its legacy with RCS Australis and Invergroup, two allies with whom they share a deep affinity for caring for the environment and a working philosophy that never compromises on quality.
From that shared horizon emerges a residential project conceived, above all, as a tribute to the landscape.
A proposal designed to endure, where everyday life merges with the serenity of the vineyard and the immensity of the sea.
Location
- Montevideo — 1 hour
- Punta del Este — less than 30 minutes
- Laguna del Sauce International Airport — 18.5 km
Amenities
Architecture
At Agreste, architecture follows the landscape: building guidelines that care for scale, materials and native vegetation, so that every project converses with the hills and the surroundings remain the protagonist.
Masterplan
Unique lots starting at 4,000 m², rising between 30 and 180 meters above sea level with panoramic views of the Atlantic coast.