Welcome to the Brazilian Beverly Hills — Jurerê Internacional. The South of Brazil is considered one of the safest regions in the world, especially in times of global uncertainty. Jurerê is an ultra-luxury neighborhood in the city of Florianópolis, Brazil’s safest city, equipped with AI surveillance and facial recognition systems connected directly to the police. In Jurerê, no mansion sits closer to the sea than this one — just 50 meters from the sand. This is a true gem, set on two combined lots totaling 2,080 m2, surrounded by lush nature, creating the feeling of living in an eco-resort blended with a boutique hotel. If privacy is what you seek, you're in luck. The façade blends completely into the surrounding landscape, making it nearly invisible. Here, your privacy could only be interrupted by a curious drone. The main mansion boasts 942 m2, and there is a second independent house on the property, ideal for staff or guests. The main house features 5 bedrooms. The master suite offers a walk-in closet, a balcony with ocean views, and a breathtaking spa-style bathroom — with two sinks, a shower, a jacuzzi for two, and expansive windows to enjoy the natural surroundings. Waking up here and taking a shower in this spectacular bathroom will add years to your life. The additional 4 bedrooms are arranged into two demi-suites, with each pair of rooms sharing a spacious bathroom complete with a bathtub and two sinks. The mansion offers a spacious open-plan living area with garden views, divided into three distinct spaces: a lounge area, a dining area, and a cozy fireplace space currently used as a home cinema. The property includes direct beach access and a private enclosed garage for 3 cars. A rare find and a true piece of art — proudly presented with the Nest Seekers seal! Schedule your visit today — tomorrow may be too late.

Seaside house with pool and gardenJurerê Internacional (Brazil)
Price :
$8,593,800
($9,123 / m²)
Surface942 m²bedrooms5 bathrooms6 land0 ha

Its assets

In detail

Energy Performance Certificate

GreenHouse Gas emission