3 Dream Homes in Angra dos Reis
Angra dos Reis has more than 365 islands and a bay that looks hand-painted — but what turns an address there into a home is not just the view, it’s the house itself. We’ve brought together the three properties we currently have in Angra, each with its own personality: one designed by two of Brazil’s most celebrated architects, one with a private beach, and one in a condominium designed for living as if you were always on vacation.
Verolme: architecture of
Few homes in Brazil bring together two signatures like Verolme: designed by Jacobsen and Cláudio Bernardes, this 1,000 m² residence on a 3,000 m² lot is a manifesto of integration between nature and sophistication — glass, wood, travertine, and corten steel distributed across three floors that open onto the Atlantic Forest on one side and the Angra sea on the other. There are 9 suites, an infinity pool, a wine cellar, a private cinema, and even a private helipad with a dock for yachts up to 100 feet — designed for those who arrive by air or by sea. It is a collector’s piece, and the price is available upon request.
Mombaça: the house that is
There are addresses that are described, and there are those that are lived — and Mombaça is the second type. Beachfront, with a private beach and private pier, the house has 8 suites with privileged views, a living room with glass flooring, a fireplace, and a garden with a small pond and a swing. It is also one of the two properties on this list designed to generate income: it is available for both sale (R$ 22,000,000) and seasonal rental (R$ 18,000 per day), with a rental pool and professional management for those who want the house to work when the family is not there.
Bracuí: wine cellar for nearly
Inside the exclusive Reserva das Aroeiras Condominium, Bracuí has 35 meters of ocean frontage and more than 1,300 m² of built area. There are 7 luxury suites — two master suites with oceanfront jacuzzis — and a social life designed on a grand scale: a living room for more than 10 people, a dining room for 12, and two wine cellars that together hold nearly 400 bottles. Like Mombaça, it is also available for sale (R$ 55,000,000) or seasonal rental (R$ 20,000 per day).
Which one suits
All three share what makes Angra, Angra: the sea as an extension of the home. But each calls for a different way of living — Verolme for those who collect architecture, Mombaça and Bracuí for those who want to enjoy (or generate income from) a home on the bay. Want to see one up close? Contact us and schedule your visit.