How much does a house cost in Paraguay? High-end properties in Santa Rita show why Brazilians have their eyes on the agro city.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 15/05/2026 at 21:03

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In Santa Rita, in the so-called agro city, high-end properties attract attention for their large plots, high-quality finish, garages for large vehicles, integrated areas, and quiet neighborhoods that resemble open condominiums

A house in Paraguay, located in Santa Rita, was presented as a high-end option for those looking to live or invest in the city known as the agro city. The main property is highlighted as one of the best in the region, in a quiet area, with houses, wide streets, and the appearance of an open condominium.

The presentation was made by Portal Paraguai.

House in Paraguay has 553 m² of land and 210 m² built

The first residence presented has 553 m² of land and 210 m² of built area. The house is ready to move in, with turnkey delivery, a large garage for two or three large vehicles, and enough outdoor space for a pool, jacuzzi, or expansion of the garage.

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Other high-end houses were presented in the same neighborhood

The second house shown follows a classic proposal, with a large garage, electronic lock, high ceiling, and open concept. The property has 262 m² of built area, 495 m² of land, three bedrooms, laundry room, pantry, service corridor, integrated garden, and gourmet area.

Among the differentials, the house has heated floors in the bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry room. The master bedroom was presented as spacious, with a bathroom of highlighted finish. The project allows for internal changes and the choice of cabinets, kitchen, and other details.

This second residence was announced for US$ 359,000,

The third house, still in the final stage of construction, has 310 m² of construction, 495 m² of land, a closed garage for three cars, heated floors throughout the house, and a gourmet area. The corner property was announced for US$ 395,000.

The presentation emphasized that each house in Paraguay shown is located in the same neighborhood of Santa Rita, close to a tennis club and surrounded by new properties. The three options were promoted as opportunities to live, invest, or enjoy tranquility in Paraguay.

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