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The active contemporary residence and heated pool at Quinta da Baroneza in Brazil

Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil

Architecture that lets the landscape in.

A 16,145-square-foot contemporary residence uses glass, stone, and disciplined lines to bring a protected Brazilian landscape into daily view.

ActivePrice upon requestVerified October 29, 2026

Quinta da Baroneza residence

Within Quinta da Baroneza, the most persuasive feature of this residence is not a single room but the relationship between architecture and landscape. Broad walls of glass draw the preserved green surroundings into the interior, while stone, wood, and long horizontal lines keep the 16,145-square-foot house grounded on its 6,100-square-meter site.

Eight bedroom suites give the plan substantial private capacity. Social areas open directly to gardens and a heated pool, allowing the entertaining spaces to read as one continuous indoor-outdoor composition. The architecture remains deliberately restrained: natural materials and changing light provide the decoration, while generous glazing keeps the landscape present from room to room.

The setting expands the property beyond its boundaries. Quinta da Baroneza is known for a private country-club environment with golf, equestrian facilities, and nature trails, creating a full weekend or primary-residence proposition within reach of São Paulo. The house responds to that context with wellness spaces, garden views, and a plan designed for extended time at home.

The asking price is available on request. Henrique Kauer of Bossa Nova Sotheby’s International Realty represents the property, presenting an international buyer with a contemporary home whose strongest luxury is access—to space, privacy, and a mature recreational community.

The ownership perspective

The glass-lined social areas make the landscape part of the interior experience. Rather than treating the pool and gardens as separate amenities, the architecture uses them as the outlook for daily living. The result is a residence whose scale is moderated by long views and a consistent material language.

The private-community setting provides a second context. Golf, equestrian activity, and trails are part of the surrounding proposition described by the listing, while the house supplies a more personal retreat. For a reader comparing country properties, that relationship is worth considering: the experience is shaped both by the residence and by the community beyond its boundaries.

Source and photography: Bossa Nova Sotheby’s International Realty — listing 138265. Property details reflect the verification date and may change.

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October 2026

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