Rio043 - Luxurious apartment in Ipanema

A luxurious, sophisticated and recently renovated apartment, located in one of the most coveted locations in Rio de Janeiro. With an incomparable view - thanks to its high floor - and a contemporary and elegant atmosphere, this 3-suite apartment is the perfect choice for those looking to stay on the Rio in style, accepting nothing less than perfection.

You will be immediately captivated by the living room, which merges perfectly with an American-style kitchen, creating a spacious, bright and welcoming space. The living room's panoramic windows offer stunning views of the city and the majestic peaks of Dois Irmãos, while you enjoy the company of friends and family.

The kitchen, in addition to being charming, is fully equipped with the most modern appliances, providing the privilege of cooking while admiring the stunning landscape through the panoramic windows. You will find everything you need, from stove and oven to dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso.

Recently renovated, this apartment boasts an impeccable standard in terms of quality and comfort. Every detail has been carefully considered to ensure a memorable stay.

You will enjoy amenities such as private parking and the presence of the building's 24-hour concierge, providing security throughout your stay.

With a privileged location, everything you need is at your fingertips. From markets, shops, pharmacies and banks to the golden sands of the iconic Ipanema Beach, which is just a 6-minute walk from the apartment. For a peaceful stroll or a lively afternoon at Praça General Osório, you will be just 3 minutes away, immersing yourself in the vibrant Rio lifestyle.

The Barão de Gravatá Building, built in Ipanema in the 1950s, is a notable work of Brazilian modernist architecture, designed by Sérgio Bernardes. With its glass facade and the largest hanging garden in the neighborhood, created by Burle Marx, the building stands out for the elegance of its design. Furthermore, the striking presence of Rubem Braga, one of Brazil's greatest chroniclers, who resided in its penthouse for almost three decades, gives it a unique cultural significance, making it a point of convergence between architecture, nature and Brazilian literature.