Set along the slopes of Reis Magos, overlooking the Mandovi River, Estate de Alta Marea is shaped by land and light. The home unfolds gradually along the hillside, each level opening toward the view. On arrival, there is a quiet shift in pace — greenery close at hand, the river in the distance, and a sense of elevation that feels calm rather than removed.
Living Area
Stepping inside, the experience is guided by proportion and flow. Living spaces extend into verandahs and courtyards, and 4.5 bedrooms are arranged to feel private yet connected. A palette of ivory, pale oak, and muted stone creates continuity throughout, while natural materials add texture without excess. Arched openings and French-style windows draw in daylight and allow air to move easily through the rooms. Aged brass accents and tailored joinery introduce detail that reveals itself gradually rather than all at once.
Living Room Overlooking the Pool
The architecture follows the natural contours of the site, expressed in cascading tiers that open onto terraces at each level. Symmetry and restraint lend structure, while semi-covered thresholds soften the movement between interior and exterior. The house does not dominate the hillside; it aligns with it, framing views while remaining grounded in material and scale.
Outdoor Area
As the day unfolds, so does the home. Morning light filters across floors and walls, afternoons settle into shaded corners and open decks, and evenings turn toward the river. Life here feels measured and intentional. Isprava life is about choosing this steadiness — a home that offers clarity, calm, and a sense of direction shaped quietly by its surroundings.
View from the Home
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Dining Area
Bedroom
Bar Area
Outdoor Seating Area
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