Localization Its privileged location offers a unique duality. On the one hand, Pueblo Garzón and José Ignacio are located less than 30 minutes away, connecting guests with their exclusive cultural, dining and leisure scene. In contrast, its implementation in a rural property away from the route fosters the status of "rural refuge" by offering re-connection with nature, time and landscape. The space Given its exceptional characteristics, Smokewood Garzón has been published in American magazine Dwell Magazine. Inside The house was recently renovated by MAP Arquitectos maintaining an existing rural construction and incorporating more area. This Shelter consists of three bedrooms, open concept kitchen, living room and dining room. The access is defined by a black wood mud-room and natural stone floors where you can get barefoot and clutter with coats to access the main space, where the solid oak tree is the protagonist. The kitchen is integrated into the living room by a huge black granite island, which also offers breakfast or table for informal dinners. The appliances are high-efficiency, of recognized brands and are embedded in the furniture. Those who want to enjoy TV or Netflix programs should find the 50”SmartTV hidden behind black oak panels. The bedrooms are spacious and comfortable. The beds are good size and the sheets are high quality. Each bedroom has walk-around closet and a nook to relax, read a good book or appreciate the surrounding landscape. Both large bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. As a complement to the main spaces there is a special space (third bedroom) with two single-beds for mediation, yoga or just relaxing. Laundry room, pantry, and mechanical room support the main spaces. Central air conditioning, ceiling fans in bedrooms, central hot water, water pressurizing pump and high performance openings ensure the necessary comfort. The interior design features furnishings from Uricomurous designers and renowned brands. The lights are imported, highlighting designs by Jean Prouvé, Artemide (Italy), Marset (Barcelona), and Nordlux (Denmark). Original pieces from local artists characterize the spaces. Outside The property finds in a 22has field, which boasts a great tajamar, natural meadows, and a eucalyptus mountain. This endless “garden” is commanded by a large terrace that offers incredible countryside landscapes and views of the lagoon of Rocha. The Pool (12mx3m) and its hardwood deck are the protagonists on days of intense heat. Roofed outdoor grill with deck and a large outdoor table specially made around a tree so as to always have shade. Natural treks in the countryside allow the most risky explorers to delve into the natural prairie. Off-grid The only source of energy in the house is the sun. Solar panels and state-of-the-art batteries are the tech support to achieve this ideal situation. This off-grid condition makes it an ideal property for those who want to experience a type of conscious and sustainable tourism, without losing the comfort of a high performance residence. In case of failure or lack of charge of batteries, the system has a powerful automatic generator capable of delivering the necessary power to ensure comfort. Some extra amenities and features Here are some extra amenities and features: High speed Wi-Fi, Direct TV, lockbox, digital key access door, housekeeping. Juan Carlos, the landlord, is available a few kilometers to attend to any problems. For the safety of our little four-legged and given the size and characteristics of the land, it is a house where pets are not allowed. Guest access The entire property.