Portrait

History

Portrait is a development by Cyrelai on one of the short streets running down from Parque Ibirapuerai towards Vila Marianai. The developer presents it as a limited collection of 46 residences, all with four suites — a deliberately narrow programme, with no smaller unit types to dilute the target buyer. The plot is one of the few still vacant on that stretch of the street: the municipal register lists a 4,309 m² lot there with “land” as its declared use, while every neighbouring lot is already registered as a condominium or residence. The building is under construction; this entry records the project and the plot, not a condominium life that has not yet begun.

• Concept: a limited collection of 46 residences, all with four suites, three blocks from the park.
• Curiosities: the developer measures the distance to the park in blocks, not metres — “just 3 blocks away” — which describes the strength of the address better than any figure: the walk is short and stays entirely within the residential core, without crossing a major avenue.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 46 residences.
• Areas: from 232 m² to 355 m², with 4 suites. Published floor plans of 232.5 m², 272.5 m² and 355 m².
• Parking spaces: 3 or 4.
• Structural highlights: built on a 4,309 m² plot — the last one of significant size on that stretch of the street, according to the municipal register.
• Registry and parameters: 46 units · 4 suites · 3 to 4 parking spaces · private areas from 232 to 355 m² · 4,309 m² plot in the tax register · registry jurisdiction 1º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · zoning ZM. (Under construction: parameters to be consolidated upon the completion certificate; the property’s municipal register number is not yet fixed.)

Leisure and facilities

• Tennis court
• Indoor pool
• Garden lounge

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Ibirapuera: the address

Rua do Livramento is short and runs down from the southern edge of Parque Ibirapuerai into Vila Marianai — one of those addresses the postal service registers under one neighbourhood and the market sells under another, with both readings correct. What the street offers is the hardest condition to find in this part of the city: real proximity to the park without sitting on an avenue. Avenida Ibirapuerai and Avenida Hélio Pellegrinoi are a short distance away and cover the way out in any direction, but neither passes the front door. Nearby are also Shopping Ibirapuerai, the Estação AACD-Servidori on Line 5 – Lilac, and, in the opposite direction, Faria Limai a few minutes away by car. It is a residential street address with the whole city accessible from the corner.