Discover the 5 Largest Luxury Mansions in São Paulo — And Who Owns Them

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 20/09/2025 at 09:01

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Residences of Billionaires in São Paulo Catch Attention for Their Size, Luxury, and Million-Dollar Value, Designed by Renowned Architects and Renowned Landscapers; Check Out the 5 Largest

São Paulo is home to mansions that impress not only with their size and luxury but also with the stories of families and entrepreneurs who transformed these properties into symbols of power and status.

Safra Mansion — The Largest in São Paulo

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Among the most grandiose constructions in the city, the mansion of the Safra family stands out. The project was designed by French architect Alain Raynaud, and the gardens were designed by Burle Marx.

The property is valued at R$97 million and impresses with its size: there are 130 rooms spread over five floors, occupying a built area of 10,868 m².

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The Luxury Mansion of Edemar Cid Ferreira

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Another example is the house of Edemar Cid Ferreira. With architecture by Ruy Ohtake, landscaping by Roberto Burle Marx, and sculptures by Oscar Niemeyer, the property brings together great names of Brazilian art and architecture.

The residence has 8,182 m² of area. Its value was estimated at R$62 million, but in 2020 it was auctioned for just over R$20 million, which attracted a lot of attention.

The Modernity of the Constantino Family

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Henrique Constantino, one of the owners of Gol, built his house in 2012. The building has a modern style and occupies 6,425 m².

The property is currently valued at R$43 million, reinforcing the high standard of the area where it was built.

The Residence of the Baumgart Family

Located in the Morumbi neighborhood is the mansion of the Baumgart family, founders of Center Norte. The lot has 5,166 m² and the property is valued at R$29 million.

Although it is not the largest on the list, it maintains a strong presence among the luxury addresses in the capital.

Abram Szajman Mansion in Cidade Jardim

Closing the list is the house of Abram Szajman, located in the Cidade Jardim neighborhood. The lot has 4,625 m², and the property is estimated to be worth R$32 million.

These mansions show why São Paulo concentrates some of the largest fortunes in the country. Additionally, they reveal how the city has become a stage for mansions that impress with their grandeur and value.

With information from MBRAS.

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Discover the 5 Largest Luxury Mansions in São Paulo — And Who Owns Them

Residences of Billionaires in São Paulo Catch Attention for Their Size, Luxury, and Million-Dollar Value, Designed by Renowned Architects and Renowned Landscapers; Check Out the 5 Largest

Safra Mansion — The Largest in São Paulo

The Luxury Mansion of Edemar Cid Ferreira

The Modernity of the Constantino Family

The Residence of the Baumgart Family

Abram Szajman Mansion in Cidade Jardim

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Discover the 5 Largest Luxury Mansions in São Paulo — And Who Owns Them

Residences of Billionaires in São Paulo Catch Attention for Their Size, Luxury, and Million-Dollar Value, Designed by Renowned Architects and Renowned Landscapers; Check Out the 5 Largest

Safra Mansion — The Largest in São Paulo

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The Modernity of the Constantino Family

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Abram Szajman Mansion in Cidade Jardim

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