House on Arroyo Reyes, located 100 meters from the Sarmiento Museum, in the first section of Tigre.

On a landscaped and wooded lot measuring 29 meters in frontage and 89 meters in depth (1780 m²) stands a timber and sheet‑metal structure built high on hardwood foundations. The two‑storey residence was expanded in 2021 to reach the current 90 m² of covered area.

Access to the stream is provided by a ramp ideal for small vessels, positioning the house in the middle of the property, surrounded by native trees, fruit trees, and shrubs, fully backfilled and landscaped.

Arroyo Reyes is a blind stream, free of boats and surf, with land free of tides. It lies just 100 m from the Sarmiento Museum pier, on the river of the same name, and the Interisleña communal boat connects to the Tigre River Terminal in 30 minutes. A storage shed is located 150 m on foot.

The property is presented in impeccable condition. The main entrance, elevated by stairs, leads to a gallery that opens to the right into the living room and to the left into the kitchen and dining area. On the ground floor there are also two bedrooms, a bathroom, a semi‑enclosed rear deck, and a 28 m² workshop.

On the upper floor is the master bedroom. At ground level are the grill and storage facilities for kayaks and boards, as well as an exclusive space for craft beer production.

The dwelling has internet and electricity. Distinctive features include a pressure‑booster pump with a decantation and supply tank, a sewage biogas digester, and a potable rainwater cistern. The windows are metal with split glass; climate control is achieved with two air‑conditioning units, electric heating panels, gas cylinders, and an electric water heater.

Documentation is available and ready for deed, with a direct deed in the owner's name.

This property offers a unique and exclusive lifestyle in one of the most attractive areas of Tigre.