Located in the district of Joaquim Egídio, accessible via the José Bonifácio Coutinho Nogueira highway, this farm carries a history that dates back to 1831. The arrival at the main house is marked by a striking eucalyptus-lined driveway that leads to the heart of the property, which spans approximately 4,630 acres (71 alqueires). The farm includes eucalyptus plantations covering about 715 acres (11 alqueires) and benefits from an abundance of water from natural springs connected to the crystalline aquifer. The main structures reflect harmony between colonial and classical styles, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The outdoor area features an extensive garden with a swimming pool, chapel, and gourmet area — ideal for leisure and gatherings. There is also a section reserved for a lake, awaiting revitalization to complement the natural setting. The vegetation is diverse, including species such as a century-old fig tree, bamboo, avocado, mango, jabuticaba, clove, cinnamon, and pitanga trees, among others. The property’s highest point, at 3,200 feet (976 meters) above sea level, offers ideal conditions for cultivating olive trees and arabica coffee, underscoring the unique character of this historic and natural estate.