With a serene view of the Ultima Esperanza (Last Hope) Sound inlet and awesome snow-capped Andean peaks beyond, Singular Patagonia is a remote haven for outdoor adventure and sleek design in equal measure. The property itself is a former cold storage plant, which has given way to an architectural and contemporary industrial feel, using exposed concrete and pale wood beams, and high ceilings with lofty windows that let light stream through over dark leather sofas in open-plan public areas.
The property has been restored by a fourth-generation family of those who settled in this area and created its sheep farming industry more than a century ago. A wood dock that floats over the fjord once sent Patagonian wool to markets across the world; a museum with a Victorian engine room, tannery and boilers give an idea of the site's heyday between 1915 and the 1970s. Each of the 57 bedrooms have stunning panoramic windows - and beds - that face the seemingly endless fjord: pared-back and supremely stylish.
