Islands for Sale in Chile

Latest listing added: September, 2023

Island #1 ($3,200,000)

  • Location: Los Lagos, Puyehue
  • Size: 30 acres, ~12 hectares
  • Description: 1km from shore (5-minute boat ride), ~16km west of Entre Lagos
  • Ownership: Freehold
  • Development: Existing buildings
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A resident of Puyehue Lake, Cui-Cui is one of Chile’s finest recursive islands. Not only does the property accommodate private leisure, but it also serves as a gateway to the surrounding landscapes – here, recreation knows no bounds. 

Cui-Cui’s 30 acres are dominated by native forestland dissected with walking trails. A central elevation, alongside various shoreline outcroppings, grant uninterrupted vistas of the lake and beyond – from the Andes mountain range to the adjacent Puyehue volcano. Numerous points along Cui-Cui’s shoreline also grant easy access to the water. 

As a developed island, Cui-Cui features 5000 square feet of accommodations (13 bedrooms with 32 beds), cooking and dining facilities, a games room, and a caretaker’s residence. All living spaces are equipped for immediate use. Several boats are also included in the sale of the property. 

Recreation and nature abound, Cui-Cui’s island experience is comprehensive.

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Island #2 (SOLD)

  • Location: Province of Chiloé, Ancud Commune
  • Size: 206 acres, ~83 hectares
  • Description: 700m from shore, ~16km northeast of Ancud
  • Ownership: Freehold
  • Development: Non-Developed
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The undeveloped island of Lacao, located just 700 metres offshore in Caulin Bay, is recognised locally for its natural charm. The substantial property, which spans in excess of 200 acres, features a northern edge that rises into a 14-metre cliff – a vantage point that offers sweeping views towards the mainland coast. Lacao’s southern boundary, instead, slopes gradually to sea level, where a sand beach meets deep blue waters. Open pastures, dense thickets, and an area of wetland cover the land in between. 

Proximate to the cities of Ancud and Puerto Montt, Lacao Island has the potential for a variety of purposes – from habitat conservation to private sanctuary or commercial development.

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Island #3 ($2,100,000)

  • Location: Cochamó Commune, Las Rocas Lake
  • Size: 12.3 acres, ~5 hectares
  • Description: 200m from shore, ~20km west of Lago Puelo
  • Ownership: Freehold
  • Development: Existing buildings
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Encircled by snow-capped mountains and verdant hillsides, this island profiles as a remote sanctuary in the Chilean wilderness. Though undoubtedly disconnected from the monotony of city-bound life, the property still enjoys proximity to the settlements of Lago Puelo and Puerto Montt (20km and 110km, respectively). 

Deer, foxes, and a variety of birds are all native to the evergreen woodlands surrounding Las Rocas Lake. The nutrient-rich waters are also teeming with fish. 

There are two main structures on the island alongside tertiary buildings for utilities. The primary house comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a complete ensemble of communal spaces. A secondary cabin that can accommodate six residents is also present.

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Island #4 ($1,500,000)

  • Location: Province of Chiloé, Castro Commune
  • Size: 32 acres, ~13 hectares
  • Description: 3km from shore, ~29km east of Chonchi
  • Ownership: Freehold
  • Development: Non-Developed
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Imalev Island is a 32-acre property within the Chiloé Archipelago – a collection of islands located between Chiloé Island and the Chilean mainland. As one of the smaller islands within the group, Imalev is well-sheltered on both flanks from the elements. 

The triangular property rises to a cliff on its south-southeastern edge – the 80-metre bluff features a lighthouse and drops sharply into the deep blue waters below. The western shoreline extends into a sandbar and can be walked. Much of Imalev’s interior habitat is characterised by prairie land, though there are some pockets of native vegetation. 

Though undeveloped beyond the maritime-army lighthouse, Imalev Island harbours natural water resources that could sustain residents. Future expansion is a real possibility.

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Island #5 ($1,400,000)

  • Location: Eberhard Fjord, Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica
  • Size: 74 acres, ~30 hectares
  • Description: 200m from shore, ~9km northwest of airport Teniente Julio Gallardo
  • Ownership: Freehold
  • Development: Existing buildings
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Kruger Island is a small recursive property located on the eastern flank of the Chilean Fjordlands.

An excerpt of the area’s rugged landscape, Kruger features open pastures of rough shrubland, sporadic thickets of vegetation, rocky shores, and a southern sandbar. Views of sprawling waterways and snow-capped mountains extend to the horizon.

The property also shows foundational development. There is a 190-square-metre house, a 120-square-metre shed, and an 80-square-metre warehouse. A registered well serves fresh water, and there is also an electricity generator. 

Puerto Natales is the nearest significant settlement, located 19 kilometres to the southeast.

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