Dating to the 19th century, when coffee farming expanded across the Paraíba Valley, this historic farm is home to a century-old house in the Portuguese colonial style. The property covers nearly two million square meters, with more than ten thousand square meters of grounds surrounding the house. The house itself is simple and symmetrical, with a pitched clay-tile roof, triangular pediment, and white façade picked out in blue. A pillared veranda runs along the front, with a brick staircase leading to the main entrance. Palm trees, lawns, and a swimming pool fill the grounds around the house. Inside, broad corridors, high ceilings, wood and ceramic-tile floors, and original doors and windows lend the house an airy feel and make the most of the natural light.