Designed by architect Sigbert Zanetini in 1970, this residence stands out for its noble wood structure, with open spans of up to thirteen meters and ceilings reaching five meters high, creating a sense of spaciousness and lightness. Following a meticulous two-year renovation, the property was completely modernized while preserving its original architectural essence. Set on a large lot with signature landscaping, it features mature trees and a fifteen-thousand-liter koi pond with a cascading waterfall. The heated pool, finished in green Hijau stone with a black infinity edge in Hitan stone, forms a striking ensemble alongside the gym, steam sauna, hot tub, and gourmet area equipped with a barbecue, electric pizza oven, and built-in refrigerator. The social area, consisting of a 1,615 sq. ft. living room distributed over two levels, connects to the kitchen through sliding doors. There are four bedrooms, with the possibility of configuring them as suites as needed, as well as a functional laundry room, two staff quarters with bathrooms, and a storage room. The infrastructure includes a full home automation system, garden sound system, photovoltaic panels, and a generator that fully powers the residence in the event of an outage. The garage accommodates up to six vehicles, three of them in a covered area. A property that combines architectural tradition and technology, offering comfort, aesthetic balance, and autonomy.