This unique property was built in 1843 by Jose Maria Jacintho Rabello, disciple of Grandjean de Montigny, the famous French architect who influenced the architecture of Rio de Janeiro considerably.

The Brazilian poet Anna Amélia de Queiroz Carneiro de Mendonça lived in this house in the 20th century.

Located on land with 6000 square meters, with many tropical trees and rich vegetation, the has a living area of ca. 600 square meters, as follows:

Ground floor:

Saloon 120 m2

Entrance hall 100 m2

Dining room

Room in the back

Kitchen 30 m2

Pantry 15 m2

Terraces Wooden Stairs

Second floor:

Hall 30 m2

4 large bedrooms

1 large bathroom

Veranda

Attic rooms, formerly used as a library

Third floor:

Mansard rooms

Price on request