Founded by Estanislau do Amaral Campos, the father of the renowned artist Tarsila do Amaral, the farm features a main house built around 1910. The residence retains its exquisite period decor, original flooring and roofing made from carved jerivá palm wood, and a palette of over ninety original colors. The estate also features vintage wooden furniture, a restored mill dating back to 1929, and an old coffee warehouse, later converted into a chapel. The grounds offer a wealth of unique spatial elements, and architectural and natural settings, including gardens, sculptures, internal pathways, a river that runs along the back of the property, as well as a Japanese soaking tub (ofuro) and a sauna enclosed in tempered glass—all of which provide unique visual options for filming.