Perched along the Mandovi River in Reis Magos, Estate de Terrosa is a home that responds to its environment. The village itself is quietly alive—winding lanes, colonial-era churches, and greenery everywhere—while the river and tropical climate shape how the house is experienced throughout the day.
Facade View
The architecture is deliberate and measured. The L-shaped layout positions private rooms along the longer axis, while the shorter arm opens onto terraces, courtyards, and an infinity pool. Large openings and outdoor spaces let light and air move naturally through the home, creating a sense of flow between indoors and outdoors. Each space transitions seamlessly—from shaded corners to sunlit volumes, from intimate rooms to communal areas—without ever feeling staged.
Living Area
Inside, textures and materials are chosen to feel tactile and enduring. Oak, beige stone, and matte white surfaces form a calm backdrop, layered with earthy upholstery and handcrafted details. The design prioritizes proportion and rhythm over ornament, letting light, shadow, and material define the character of each space.
Bedroom
Outdoors, terraces, courtyards, and the pool extend the living experience. Every corner interacts with the climate and landscape, whether it’s dappled sunlight on the stone floors or greenery moving with the monsoon rains.
Pool View
Estate de Terrosa is architecture in dialogue with its surroundings. Every detail, from layout to material, is considered. The home feels alive, evolving with light, air, and the life that happens within it—an enduring interpretation of Goan living.
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