The property once belonged to the tourist complex developed in the early 1900s by the Mihanovich family, which at the time operated regular boat services between the Argentine capital and the city, now a World Heritage Site.
The complex included a bullring, whose reconstruction is planned as an entertainment venue; a hotel, renovated for the operation of the University of Valencia; and a pelota court, where world championships were held, including one on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of this historic city.
Private neighborhoods:
Located north of the city, it is accessed via the coastal promenade that runs along the beaches of Colonia Bay, extending some 5000 m from the historic center.
The complex has two neighborhoods, one private (Golf) and one semi-private (Playa):
- Barrio Playa: an open neighborhood with 118 lots averaging 1000 m² each
- Barrio Golf: a gated neighborhood with 118 lots averaging 1500 m² each
The construction, urban planning, and community regulations aim to maintain a standard in keeping with the surroundings while allowing a combination of different styles.
Energy and sustainability:
Solar panels have been installed to generate electricity throughout the Barrio Golf House. The neighborhood also has gas and electricity installations.
Services:
Barrio Golf offers exclusive recreational and sports amenities, two tennis courts, and a Club House with an event hall, changing rooms, a parrillero grill area, and a swimming pool.
