Full Description

This is an opportunity to purchase one of the most beautiful coastal property in Brazil’s most exclusive summer resort. Jurubaiba, the Peninsula of Gipoia Island, is famous among all residents in Angra for its beautiful beaches and calm, clear waters protected from all winds.

Angra dos Reis is a bay rich in calcareous sand bottom which results in crystal clear water and beaches of white sand. Unlike many other archipelagos, the region is completely free of volcanic activity, tsunami waves, rainy seasons, hurricanes or storms of severity capable of interfering with year long beauty, fishing, diving or tourism. Annual temperature averages around 26 Celsius, which results in sunny and warm weather all year long.

The island of Gipoia where the property is located has some 23 beaches of incomparable beauty, with the prettiest being located on the island on offer. The property is a mile long Peninsula of this larger island and boasts four beaches of white sand, shallow waters and all beaches are protected from all winds.

The property for sale consists of 415.000 square meters (41 hectares), with a villa of 6 suites and an orchard of tropical fruit trees, and is offered with legitimate registered freehold title, unlike much of the other land for sale in this archipelago. All taxes are fully paid. In the peninsula there are 4 sandy beaches, one of them in front of the main house with approximately 180 metres long.

The property has electricity provided by submarine cable from the mainland and there is also an emergency generator. The villa is equipped with telephone, TV and radio equipment and the island has access to mobile phones networks. There is also a fresh water reserve of approximately 7 cubic meters, plus a rain collecting system, three heliports, docking facility for average size boats, cover hangar for a small amphibian four passenger airplane, with a ramp for dry docking.

The property also comes with a marine sea farm which focuses on breeding of oysters, with some 2,000 black pearl oysters having been brought from the Pacific Ocean, and scallop farming. These projects have potential to be significantly profitable and help to preserve the ecological preservation of the King’s Bay.

The property is charged approximately US$ 2.000 per year in federal and US$ 2.000 in city taxes (all fully paid to date).