Chile stretches over 4,000 km (2,485 miles) from top to bottom, giving it one of the world's most diverse climates-from the Atacama Desert in the north to Patagonia and Antarctica in the south.
The capital city is Santiago, located approximately in the country's center, and Chile is widely regarded as one of South America's politically and economically stable countries, which attracts foreign investors and private buyers that in turn supports the Chile real estate market.
Popular areas of Chile with International Buyers - investment or personal use, listed by owner, for sale by real estate agent and for rent:
Where can I find the best luxury homes for sale in Chile
Luxury homes for sale come in a variety of types in Chile, each catering to different tastes, lifestyles, and locations.
Large estate homes, or privately owned properties are usually located on large land plots, and can have multiple buildings on the land such as guest houses, and often come with lovely gardens, private driveways, pools, and tennis courts.
Top-floor units such as penthouse apartments can often be found in luxury high-rise buildings, offering panoramic views, private elevators, rooftop terraces, concierge services.
Luxury homes can come as waterfront properties, which are highly sought after and can be located directly on oceans, lakes, or rivers, depending on the specific location in question.
These desirable homes can also come with private docks, beach access, large decks, open floor plans with water views, again depending on the location being considered.
Upscale townhouses or lofts in metropolitan areas can come with designer interiors, high-end appliances, rooftop decks, and can be close to restaurants, galleries, and entertainment facilities.
Gated community villas are high-end homes in exclusive, master-planned communities, and often come with clubhouses, golf courses, private security and community pools.
Eco-luxury homes are environmentally sustainable homes without sacrificing comfort, and can come with solar panels, built with reclaimed materials, green roofs, and passive heating and cooling.
