Nestled in a gated community in São Conrado, this property once the home of Elis Regina, Brazil's Bossa Nova icon, stands as a testament to modernist design and cultural heritage. Designed by the renowned architect Fernando Portuguese in the 1970s, the house served as a vibrant gathering spot for musicians, artists, and intellectuals of the era. Its historical significance makes it a unique opportunity for a luxurious retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in the carioca spirit. The house features a spacious living room, sunbathed terrace, swimming pool, and a suite with a sauna. It follows the style of Brazilian homes from the 1950s, boasting tall doors and wooden windows. While the facade walls are blue and white, the interior follows a neutral palette. Three of the four bedrooms, including a master suite that integrates flawlessly with the outdoor terrace and pool area, are meticulously designed to offer comfort while preserving the home's historical integrity. The garden, dense and lush, acts as a natural barrier, ensuring privacy and tranquility, a rare find in such a bustling city as Rio de Janeiro. This property not only offers a luxurious living space but also a piece of Brazilian music history and the Bossa Nova movement The view is exceptionally privileged, offering glimpses of the sunset and waves crashing against the rocks, and on some lucky days, even whales swimming in the sea.