Casa La Marea stands out for its innovative Wood Frame construction system, featuring a galvanized steel frame and ultra‑insulating thermal panels made of refrigeration‑grade material. The walls, floor, and roof, along with double‑glazed windows, ensure excellent thermal efficiency and long durability, with no risk of rot or moisture buildup. The modular design, currently comprising two modules, allows for expansion with one or two additional modules as future needs arise.

The property covers 32 m² of built‑up area and a 16 m² deck, providing spacious and bright living spaces. The plot, measuring 923 m² with 30 m of waterfront, is situated on the Buenos Aires Canal, less than a 10‑minute boat ride from downtown Tigre and a 15‑minute row from the Río Luján. Access to the shared boat dock is just 300 m away, and the canal remains continuously navigable, with no flow interruptions. The setting is private and tranquil: only two neighboring houses more than 30 m away, a forest directly opposite the property, and no public roads, ensuring the space’s exclusivity.

A first‑class wooden pier connects the house via walkways, protecting against tides. The residence has approved electrical connections and a drilled water supply, eliminating dependence on river water. The building, five years old, is delivered with the furnishings shown in the photographs; it does not include a television, kayak, or outdoor furniture.

Currently the house is rented on a short‑term basis, generating income year‑round, making it an attractive option both for those wishing to enjoy the setting and for investors who value a stable revenue stream.