Fincas in Antioquia — 2026 Guide

From the hot west to the cool east, less than two hours from Medellín
See all 374 fincas in Antioquia
Climate
Mild to warm (22-33 °C / 72-91 °F depending on the area)
Altitude
450 - 2,200 m above sea level
Distance
Medellín 40 min - 2 h depending on the town
Ideal for
Pools, small towns, food, reservoirs, groups

Antioquia has fincas (country houses rented whole, usually with a pool, for a group or a family) in three climates less than two hours from Medellín. In Colombia climate depends on altitude, not season: it is hot in the west (San Jerónimo, Sopetrán, Santa Fe de Antioquia), mild in the north of the Aburrá Valley (Copacabana, Girardota, Barbosa) and cool in the east (El Retiro, Rionegro, Guatapé). As of September 24, 2026, the median price per night in the department (Antioquia is a department, Colombia's equivalent of a state) is COP 850,000, based on 353 rental listings published on Finkeros.

How much does a finca in Antioquia cost?

Half of the 353 listings fall between COP 650,000 and COP 1,100,000 per night.

MunicipalityListingsMedianMiddle range (p25-p75)
San Jerónimo70COP 1,000,000COP 812,500 - COP 1,400,000
Barbosa65COP 750,000COP 650,000 - COP 950,000
Copacabana34COP 955,000COP 850,000 - COP 1,072,500
Santa Fe de Antioquia33COP 800,000COP 550,000 - COP 1,200,000
Girardota21COP 900,000COP 830,000 - COP 1,600,000
Sopetrán19COP 800,000COP 675,000 - COP 1,150,000
Guatapé10COP 1,095,000COP 862,500 - COP 1,525,000

These are asking prices, not booked prices, with no split by season, and they leave out listings under COP 150,000, which are almost always priced per person.

The west: San Jerónimo, Sopetrán and Santa Fe de Antioquia

Through the Túnel de Occidente (the Western Tunnel), San Jerónimo (about 780 m above sea level) is 45 minutes to 1 hour from Medellín, and it is the town in Antioquia with the most fincas listed on Finkeros. Santa Fe de Antioquia (about 550 m above sea level), the department's former capital, has a colonial center and the Puente de Occidente, a historic suspension bridge over the Cauca River. It is the hottest of the three.

The east: Guatapé, El Peñol and Rionegro

Guatapé sits next to the Peñol-Guatapé reservoir and the Piedra del Peñol, a huge rock you climb by a staircase of about 740 steps. It has the highest median in the table. Rionegro and the Llanogrande area have cool-climate fincas and are right by José María Córdova airport, Medellín's international airport.

The towns of the southwest

Jardín and Jericó are 3 to 4 hours from Medellín. Jericó is the birthplace of Saint Laura Montoya, Colombia's first saint. Few fincas are listed on Finkeros in either town.

Getting there

From Medellín, Santa Fe de Antioquia is 1 to 1.5 hours away through the Túnel de Occidente, which has a toll. Guatapé is 1.5 to 2.5 hours away on the Medellín-Bogotá highway, turning off at Marinilla. Barbosa and Girardota are reached on the Autopista Norte (the northern highway).

What they won't tell you

The drive back to Medellín through the Túnel de Occidente backs up on Sunday afternoons and on holiday Mondays (Colombia moves most public holidays to a Monday, so the whole city returns at once). In Santa Fe de Antioquia the temperature is above 30 °C (86 °F) for much of the year: ask whether the bedrooms have air conditioning or a fan.