Boasting a spectacular view of the ocean as far as the eye can see, this magnificent duplex penthouse has luxury and sophistication in every room.
The entire property maintains its original design perfectly preserved, its balcony has a swimming pool and is two blocks from the iconic Copacabana Palace and within reach of several tourist attractions in the city.
This apartment is signed by the architect Aurélio Martinez Flores, the most respected minimalist architect in Brazil: he worked with Mies van der Rohe. In this project he chose a minimalist approach believing in the...
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Boasting a spectacular view of the ocean as far as the eye can see, this magnificent duplex penthouse has luxury and sophistication in every room.
The entire property maintains its original design perfectly preserved, its balcony has a swimming pool and is two blocks from the iconic Copacabana Palace and within reach of several tourist attractions in the city.
This apartment is signed by the architect Aurélio Martinez Flores, the most respected minimalist architect in Brazil: he worked with Mies van der Rohe. In this project he chose a minimalist approach believing in the famous Mies van der Rohe principle: “Less is more”.
This apartment was designed in 1978.
It was the first major Martinez Flores project in Rio de Janeiro and continues original nowadays.
The penthouse has:
- 2 living rooms with central air conditioning
- 2 dining rooms
- large balcony with swimming pool
- full kitchen
- 5 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
- Laundry room
- Maid's room
The building has 1 apartment per floor, its access to the main entrance of the penthouse is all decorated in marble and has a beautiful black portal with golden tones. There are several supermarkets and stores of various types nearby, an excellent option to live in luxury and comfort.
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Condo services often encompass building upkeep, security, concierge, gym, pool, parking, communal spaces, utilities, and emergency maintenance.
