Bah323 — Propriété Dans La Forêt Atlantique à Serra Grande, Bahi

Set in a breathtaking landscape inside the iconic Fazenda dos Bambus, this 311 m² property blends lush nature, historical charm, signature architecture, and a deep commitment to sustainability. It features three independent houses on a 20,000 m² plot (yet to be officially subdivided), with 5 suites, 7 bathrooms, and a design that borders on the extraordinary.

The main residence is a true masterpiece: a suspended house designed by Simón Vélez, the world-renowned Colombian architect and bamboo construction pioneer. Built using bamboo grown right on the property, this structure earned a spot in the Taschen book Living in Bahia for its exceptional harmony between architecture and nature. More than just a design — it’s tropical poetry made real.

In addition to the main house, two restored wooden houses from the farm’s original headquarters offer a rustic-chic charm, ideal for hosting guests or creating a boutique hospitality concept.

Fazenda dos Bambus has evolved over two decades into a private sanctuary: trails, crystal-clear waterfalls, a 9-hole tropical golf course, reforested landscapes, a decommissioned distillery, and protected native flora and fauna. The estate is located just 3 km from Serra Grande village, 10 minutes from the beach, and 50 km from Ilhéus Airport.

This isn’t just a home: it’s a statement in the history of sustainable architecture in Brazil. And for those in search of true exclusivity, Simón Vélez is available to design new custom projects, blending vision, nature, and soul like nowhere else.