Los Tocayos 1907
Los Tocayos 1907 is a restored rural estate tucked into the rolling hills of Carapé, near Pueblo Edén in Uruguay’s Maldonado Department. Built in 1907, the property preserves its original soul—wooden beams, antique textures, and a sense of pastoral elegance—while embracing the comforts of modern living. Surrounded by five hectares of private countryside, it offers a serene haven ideal for families, large groups, and nature-loving travelers.
The home welcomes up to 15 guests (extendable to 21 upon request) with four luminous bedrooms, generous living areas, and inviting communal spaces that blend heritage with contemporary ease. Think: open-concept kitchens, wood-burning stoves, high-speed Wi-Fi, and rustic patios overlooking the western horizon. Designed to inspire gathering and connection, the estate includes a game room, soccer field, bocce court, ping pong, fire pits, and a covered grill area with included firewood.
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The architecture is a timeless blend of early 20th-century rural design and contemporary restoration. With low-slung volumes, pitched roofs, exposed wooden beams, and sweeping countryside views, the home stays true to its 1907 origins. Natural materials, wide open-plan interiors, and shaded verandas connect guests directly to the land—melding heritage with understated luxury.
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