El Caserón 

El famoso caserón, admirado y apreciado por quienes lo visitan, que con la simpleza quedan deslumbrado, por la edificación tan peculiar y añeja. 

Con historias que lo convierten tan importante para el pueblo, en su momento era la casa mas hermosa de la zona, de todo el lugar, dejando cautivado a quienes lo visitaban.

En 1767 se estableció en Niquivil un chileno de apellido Varela que contrajo matrimonio con la hija de un terrateniente de la localidad de Huaco, Eusebio Dojorti, abuelo de Buenaventura Luna. De esta forma, la familia Varela fue poseedora de un gran feudo de Niquivil hasta 1904, año en el que partieron al Sur del país, luego estas tierras son adquiridas por la familia Camus.

La Casona pertenecía a la Familia Varela y posteriormente fue comprada por la familia Camus.

Caserón, casona, casa de arcos, nombres con los que se la identifica. 

The famous mansion, admired and appreciated by those who visit it, who are dazzled by its simplicity, by the peculiar and old building. 

With stories that make it so important for the town, at the time it was the most beautiful house in the area, in the entire place, leaving those who visited it captivated.

In 1767, a Chilean named Varela settled in Niquivil and married the daughter of a landowner from the town of Huaco, Eusebio Dojorti, grandfather of Buenaventura Luna. In this way, the Varela family was the owner of a large fiefdom in Niquivil until 1904, the year in which they left for the South of the country. Later, these lands were acquired by the Camus family.

The Mansion belonged to the Varela Family and was later purchased by the Camus family.

Mansion, mansion, house of arches, names with which it is identified.

It is located on National Route 40, 200m from the center of Niquivil, and can be reached on foot and by any means of mobility.