New York Times Brazilian Property Feature
This exquisite Brazilian beach property in Natal has 5 on-suite bedrooms and sits on a huge 5000m2 land plot overlooking a spectacular stretch of beach and emerald blue waters of the Atlantic ocean.
This is a magical place to unwind,offering complete privacy and picture perfect landscape with luscious surrounding tropical vegetation.
The Brazilian beach villa comprises of the highest quality materials including granite/marble surfaces,solid hard wooden fittings/frames including massive entrance door,concrete blazed flooring and large ocean facing windows.
The effect is both luxurious and highly sophisticated.
Downstairs hosts a sumptuous open-planned living/dining area which opens out onto the oceanfront deck and jacuzzi / pool and garden beyond.
There are 2 annexed buildings containing all 4 on-suite bedrooms on the ground floor. The master bedroom has walk in closet and opens onto the pool.A stairway leads to the mezzanine with den and outdoor sun porch with marvelous all round views.
The house is bathed in natural sunlight with lovely offshore breeze and is sits on an immaculate, landscaped garden. Other features include cable speed internet, air conditioning, solar panelled energy, maids quarters, office area and outdoor dinning area.
THE LOCATION
Maracajau is often compared to the Caribbean and Tahiti by international magazines, and is one of the most outstanding fishing villages in the north-east of Brazil.
It lies just south of the equator on the stunning coast, 55 kms north of Natal, the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, a place known as the City of Sun.
Natal enjoys 360 days of sunshine a year with average temperatures of 28 degrees Celsius.
If you are looking for a luxury Brazilian beach property with tropical beauty, beachfront splendor and lots of peace and quiet this is most definitely THE spot!
New York Times Brazilian Property Feature
This exquisite Brazilian beach property in Natal has 5 on-suite bedrooms and sits on a huge 5000m2 land plot overlooking a spectacular stretch of beach and emerald blue waters of the Atlantic ocean.
This is a magical place to unwind,offering complete privacy and picture perfect landscape with luscious surrounding tropical vegetation.
The Brazilian beach villa comprises of the highest quality materials including granite/marble surfaces,solid hard wooden fittings/frames including massive entrance door,concrete blazed flooring and large ocean facing windows.
The effect is both luxurious and highly sophisticated.
Downstairs hosts a sumptuous open-planned living/dining area which opens out onto the oceanfront deck and jacuzzi / pool and garden beyond.
There are 2 annexed buildings containing all 4 on-suite bedrooms on the ground floor. The master bedroom has walk in closet and opens onto the pool.A stairway leads to the mezzanine with den and outdoor sun porch with marvelous all round views.
The house is bathed in natural sunlight with lovely offshore breeze and is sits on an immaculate, landscaped garden. Other features include cable speed internet, air conditioning, solar panelled energy, maids quarters, office area and outdoor dinning area.
THE LOCATION
Maracajau is often compared to the Caribbean and Tahiti by international magazines, and is one of the most outstanding fishing villages in the north-east of Brazil.
It lies just south of the equator on the stunning coast, 55 kms north of Natal, the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, a place known as the City of Sun.
Natal enjoys 360 days of sunshine a year with average temperatures of 28 degrees Celsius.
If you are looking for a luxury Brazilian beach property with tropical beauty, beachfront splendor and lots of peace and quiet this is most definitely THE spot!
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