House With A French Neoclassical Style

Pristine mansion built in 1920, on a quiet and easily accessible street in the highest point of the neighborhood, monitored by security cameras. The iconic and detailed French neoclassical style of the original design was preserved, undergoing careful restoration, with woodwork, including some of the flooring, in Jacaranda, Ipe, and Maçaranduba wood. The living area has a four-meter-high ceiling, and sunny and ventilated environments. The ground level is surrounded by a wide garden area with a landscaping project, full of trees and plants, as well as a privileged view, a swimming pool for adults and children, and two outdoor pergolas. The house has five elegant living rooms, an indoor garden, an entrance hall, half baths, a scissor lift and a staircase that leads to the second floor, where there are five bedrooms, all with private bathrooms and balconies. There also is a kitchen with a pantry, employee facilities, a laundry room, a storage room and a workshop. This property can be used for either residential or commercial purposes, as an event venue, for instance, among other uses. The outdoor area has all the infrastructure needed for a commercial building, including an assembly hall, soundproof double-pane windows with uPVC frames, and air conditioning, as well as a spacious covered patio, with a metal and clear tarp structure, and water draining system. There are separate gender toilets, a baby changing room and accessible toilets, as well as a kitchen for events and employee bathrooms and changing rooms. There is full accessibility for people with disabilities.