La Tahona is located on over 600 hectars of protected land. The heart of La Tahona is a 230 year old stone grain mill located over the river. The mill was once the main center of activity in the region. People would travel days on horse drawn carts to bring their corn and other grains to be milled into flour. The mill has since been restored and remodeled and is now home to our communal kitchen and common living area. It's covered terrace offers a traditional style barbecue parilla with dining area and breathtaking view of the river and sierras from the patios. The living room in La Tahona offers the perfect place to play music, meet people, and share stories and ideas over a glass of wine by the stone fireplace. Over the past 12 years La Tahona has become a hub for artists, musicians and free thinkers from around the globe.

My family and I have been living in La Tahona for the past 12 years. We have loved watching the communities develop and flourish in the neighborhood. We love living on this beautiful land and are thankful for the opportunity to meet so many interesting people. We are artists and creative thinkers and love developing sustainable projects that benefit our friends, family and greater community.

The neighborhood surrounding La Tahona has grown over the years to encompass numerous communities based on the philosophies of permaculture, bio arquitecture and preservation of indigenous forests and native flora and fauna. Neighbors offer services such as horse rides, alternative healing therapies and local organic food and restaurants.