Seven‑room house located in Santa Catalina, Villanueva, with direct access to the lagoon and its own dock. Its orientation favors a water view and natural light, creating a welcoming environment to enjoy the garden and outdoor activities year‑round.

The two‑story, contemporary‑designed home combines spacious areas with high‑quality construction. On the ground floor there is a generous living‑dining area with double height that frames the lagoon view and connects to an integrated kitchen with island and casual dining space. From the kitchen, access leads to a semi‑covered gallery and grill area. It also features a bedroom with en‑suite bathroom, a playroom (or two bedrooms), and a powder room. The service area includes a laundry room and a service annex with full bathroom.

The upper floor houses a master suite with panoramic lagoon view, walk‑in closet, and bathroom featuring a bathtub and shower enclosure. Two additional bedrooms have built‑in wardrobes and share a full bathroom.

Outside, the large landscaped garden with Bahian grass extends to a pool clad with Venetian tiles and a solarium. The private dock allows direct navigation on the lagoon. The garage accommodates two covered vehicles and two uncovered. The property is equipped with air conditioning in all rooms, radiator heating, automatic awning, and two water tanks for irrigation. An exterior gas outlet already installed facilitates connection to ovens or grills.

Santa Catalina, one of the most established neighborhoods in Villanueva, stands out for its navigable lagoon, ideal for non‑motorized water sports, and for its tranquil and secure surroundings. With three entrances and 24‑hour security, plazas, and green spaces, the neighborhood offers exceptional quality of life. Quick access from the Ramal Escobar branch of the Panamericana connects to Nordelta, the Villanueva shopping center, supermarkets, gas stations, pharmacies, and banks, and is only minutes from well‑known bilingual schools.

The Santa Catalina development, covering 126 hectares and 633 lots, includes 50 hectares of water mirrors, an outlet to the Río Luján via the Villa Nueva canal, and more than 400 constructed homes. Fifty percent of its area is dedicated to green spaces, lagoons, canals, and roads. The neighborhood has electricity, water, gas, and is in the process of developing an approved sports project for the area.