Modernist House Surrounded By The Atlantic Forest In Alto Leblon

Located at the beginning of Alto Leblon, this 600 m² residence is an example of Brazilian modernist architecture from the late 1950s. The property retains its original architectural features, while renovations carried out over the years have updated its systems and infrastructure. The surrounding Atlantic Forest, spacious verandas, and abundant natural light create a continuous connection between the interiors and the landscape.

In the social area, the living room stands out for its 3.70 m ceiling height, inverted beam, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Cross ventilation and access to two verandas, one at the front and another overlooking the rear of the property, strengthen the connection with the outdoors. This level also includes a powder room.

The private quarters comprise four bedrooms, including two suites, all facing the morning sun and featuring cumaru wood parquet flooring. The custom-designed eat-in kitchen offers extensive cabinetry and large windows overlooking the greenery. A laundry room and two complete staff quarters complement the service area.

On the ground floor, the entrance hall provides flexibility for different uses. Outdoors, the spacious garden offers room for leisure and entertaining, surrounded by the area’s characteristic vegetation.

Combining preserved modernist architecture with updated infrastructure, the residence brings together original design elements, generously proportioned interiors, and a close connection to nature in Alto Leblon.