Featured Estate № 001 · Available
A 490 m² two-storey residence on a 1,300 m² corner lot inside the Kentucky gated community, a private golf neighborhood in Funes, near Rosario. Bright, private, and built to last. No commission for the buyer.

















Seventeen photographs of the house as it stands today. Click any image to see it full screen.
Set on a quiet roundabout inside the club, the house unfolds over two floors with real generosity of space: wide reception rooms, a study, a music room, and a large kitchen with island and separate laundry. Four bedrooms — two on the ground floor and two upstairs, including the primary suite with walk-in dressing room — and four bathrooms.
Outside, a mature park with swimming pool, covered gallery for long lunches, a traditional parrilla, and covered parking for two cars. The build quality is what Argentines call categoría — solid, luminous, made for family life.
Kentucky, in Funes, is a gated golf community on the edge of Rosario: golf course, clubhouse, round-the-clock security and a single guarded entrance. Here, nobody talks about who lives here. It sits ten minutes from Rosario's international airport and about twenty-five from the city center.
Every claim on this page is backed by a document you can hold: the registered deed, the cadastral certificate, the notary's title report, tax clearance certificates. Before you commit a single dollar, you receive the complete dossier — in English — and your own advisors are welcome to verify all of it.
Closing can be completed with or without travel to Argentina — a consular power of attorney lets you sign from the United States, with release conditions agreed in writing before you wire anything. In Argentina, payment and handover happen on the day the deed is signed before the escribano; registration follows afterwards.
The Potential
A design study of these same spaces, modernized. Renders are illustrative, built on the actual architecture of the house.





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