Mansion for Army General in Brasília Priced at R$ 3.8 Million: Features Seven Bedrooms, Pool, 659 Square Meters of Area, and Reserved for High-Ranking Military Officer

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Published on 01/10/2025 at 08:15

Updated on 01/10/2025 at 08:16

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A 659 m² House, With Seven Bedrooms, Pool and Gym, Built in Brasília for the Use of High-Ranking General, That Stands Out as One of the Most Luxurious Functional Properties in the Federal Capital.

Functional Residence in the Urban Military Sector Features Pool, Barbecue, Gym and Spacious Accommodations, Becoming One of the Most Talked-About Official Houses in the Country.

A 659-square-meter construction located in the Urban Military Sector in Brasília has caught attention for its size and architectural details. This is an official residence intended for Brazilian Army generals, valued at approximately R$ 3.8 million. This information was revealed by RSM and confirmed by Estadão.

Designed to offer comfort and functionality, the house was built in a reserved area, with a structure designed to meet the daily routine of a high-ranking military officer and their family.

Block where the mansions of army generals in Brasília are located

Imposing Structure and Exclusive Environments

Among the main differentiators, the residence features:

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How Official Residences Work

The house is part of the National Residential Properties (PNR) system, a federal asset designated for functional use by military authorities. In these cases, the occupant pays a fee proportional to their salary, a practice adopted in different units across the country.

These constructions follow standardized projects and aim to meet the demands of officers serving in the Brasília garrison, a city that concentrates most of the command functions of the Armed Forces.

Other Curiosities About Military Properties

Brasília houses several properties of this type, some designated for four-star generals and others for assistants and lower-ranking officers. In some cases, these residences include private clubs, sports areas and even spaces intended for official events.

This network of functional housing has existed since the foundation of the federal capital in the 1960s and follows the strategic presence of the Armed Forces in the region.

Functional Properties in Perspective

The 659 m² residence in the Urban Military Sector adds to other well-known constructions in Brasília, forming a set of properties exclusively used by military personnel in command roles.

With seven bedrooms, a pool, and planned environments, it stands out among the official properties of the capital, becoming an architectural and functional curiosity related to the daily lives of the military leadership in Brazil.

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Recruta da Silva

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01/10/2025 16:32

Enquanto os mais baixos na **** hierárquica, como os recrutas, mal tem alimentação nos quartéis. Fala-se muito das regalias do Judiciário, mas se esquecem de ver esses cabides de emprego do Executivo.

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Ilima

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07/10/2025 21:03

Recruta da Silva….esse é um problema fácil de resolver a pessoa que chega a General 4 estrelas e ocupa aquela casa provavelmente estudou muito para chegar a esse nível, ali tem muitas noites mal dormidas estudando….nada vem fácil, como vc é recruta ainda dá tempo de entrar na AMAN e com muito esforço chegar ao Generalato!

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Mansion for Army General in Brasília Priced at R$ 3.8 Million: Features Seven Bedrooms, Pool, 659 Square Meters of Area, and Reserved for High-Ranking Military Officer

A 659 m² House, With Seven Bedrooms, Pool and Gym, Built in Brasília for the Use of High-Ranking General, That Stands Out as One of the Most Luxurious Functional Properties in the Federal Capital.

Functional Residence in the Urban Military Sector Features Pool, Barbecue, Gym and Spacious Accommodations, Becoming One of the Most Talked-About Official Houses in the Country.

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How Official Residences Work

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Mansion for Army General in Brasília Priced at R$ 3.8 Million: Features Seven Bedrooms, Pool, 659 Square Meters of Area, and Reserved for High-Ranking Military Officer

A 659 m² House, With Seven Bedrooms, Pool and Gym, Built in Brasília for the Use of High-Ranking General, That Stands Out as One of the Most Luxurious Functional Properties in the Federal Capital.

Functional Residence in the Urban Military Sector Features Pool, Barbecue, Gym and Spacious Accommodations, Becoming One of the Most Talked-About Official Houses in the Country.

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How Official Residences Work

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