Pueblo de Mar

About

Pueblo de Mar is a private development under the horizontal-property regime in Jaureguiberry Sur, on the Ruta Interbalnearia at km 78.5, at the eastern end of Canelones' Costa de Oro. It covers 20 hectares with 180 metres of frontage on the Río de la Plata and views of the Piriápolis hills; every owner has direct access down to the beach.

The village is divided into 166 lots for single-family homes, averaging about 500 m². Power and water lines run underground, and water comes from the development's own well, about 70 metres deep, with a pumping system. An architecture committee controls building types and a separate committee regulates the gardens on each lot.

Already in operation are a pool with sun deck, a beachfront parador with beach service (loungers and umbrellas), a multi-purpose hall and a football pitch. The original plan also announces a hotel & spa with restaurant, gym, childcare and event rooms, which are listed as future facilities.

Access is through its own entrance on the Interbalnearia, with 24-hour control and surveillance. In 2026 listings, common charges were UYU 13,500 per quarter (about U$D 110 a month at roughly 40 UYU/U$D), plus a reserve fund of U$D 36 per quarter.

Lots were sold in stages, with handovers from 2021 and developer financing. In 2026 lots of about 450–535 m² were offered at U$D 52,000–76,500. It suits a low-density beach house or permanent home, away from the bustle of Punta del Este and about an hour from Montevideo.