Some properties are defined by their location. Others by their architecture. This residence combines both on a rare scale. Located on the Garzón Lagoon, this 16-hectare estate sits 12 meters above sea level, ensuring open views and a privileged natural condition: sufficient height to remain completely protected from flooding. The original main house—designed by architect Diego Montero's studio—was expanded through a comprehensive renovation that redefines the property to a contemporary standard, with top-quality materials and meticulous execution in every detail. The architecture is organized into two independent volumes connected by a spacious deck and swimming pool, both oriented towards unparalleled views. The main house features a three-level layout, where social life opens up to the landscape after entering a winter garden through a spacious living-dining room with unobstructed views, surrounded by a covered terrace with a cantilevered deck. The well-defined and functional kitchen is strategically located near the dining room, with access to a terrace, barbecue area, and service quarters. Three suites—including a master suite upstairs—a generous service area, gym, sauna, massage area, and technical spaces on the ground floor complete the interior layout. A perimeter terrace wraps around the house, extending the experience outdoors. The guest block, with two independent suites arranged on overlapping levels, guarantees complete privacy without losing connection to the main house. Outside, the marble-clad pool, deck, barbecue area, and chill-out zone with a fire pit create spaces designed for gathering without disturbing the tranquility of the surroundings. The entrance, distinguished by an olive grove and an antique door, establishes a distinctive character. The property also comes with an approved expansion plan, which includes a second living room and a sixth suite, allowing for expansion without altering the original architectural design. A farm designed both for year-round living and for use as a weekend retreat, where design, scale and location align in a proposal that is difficult to replicate in the area.