Architectural Home with Atlantic Forest in Araras

Property with 4,272.025 m² of land, including approximately 3,000 m² of fully preserved Atlantic Forest, located in Araras, Petrópolis. The property also features two streams, waterfalls, a natural-water pool, and the Cachoeira da Ponte Funda directly in front, creating a setting of nature and tranquility.

With signature architecture and a biophilic concept, the house was designed by the owner himself, an award-winning designer, respecting the natural topography of the land and fostering a direct integration between the built spaces and nature. The residence offers 104.50 m², positioned to take full advantage of the site’s natural characteristics and surrounding vegetation.

The outdoor area is one of the property’s main highlights. There are 57.73 m² of decks, distributed along the watercourses and vegetation, as well as a 21.06 m² natural-water pool, gardens, and various gathering spaces. The construction also includes a 2.325 m² tower, integrated into the project.

The house features expansive glass walls, allowing the interior spaces to maintain constant visual contact with the outdoors. The living room includes a fireplace and double-height ceilings, in addition to a Santos Dumont-style staircase connecting the different levels of the residence.

On the second level are the glass-enclosed dining room, an open-plan kitchen with an L-shaped countertop, a powder room, and a suite with a spacious private balcony overlooking the landscape. The Santos Dumont-style staircase leads to the third level.

On the third level is the second suite, also with a spacious private balcony, a walk-in closet, and an intimate TV room with views of the green surroundings.

The property brings together architecture, water, and Atlantic Forest in a single project, with the built spaces immersed in the landscape and distinct outdoor areas designed for contemplation and social living.

A singular property in Araras, Petrópolis, ideal for those seeking a home with distinctive architectural design, preserved Atlantic Forest, and a strong connection between the house and nature.