Boa Vista Village

History

Boa Vista Village is the phase that brought village life to the complex JHSFi opened in Porto Felizi — the same perimeter as Fazenda Boa Vistai, along the km 102.5 axis of the Rodovia Castello Brancoi, less than an hour from the capital. While the original farm is made up of standalone houses on large tracts, and Boa Vista Estatesi takes low density to the extreme, the Village makes the opposite move: it densifies around a hub of communal life, with horizontal and vertical residences served by resort infrastructure and by a shopping and dining centre. JHSF describes it as a development that integrates horizontal and vertical products in a single master plan — a rare arrangement in the country.

• Concept: the country village as a programme — living around a town centre of shops, restaurants and galleries, with the Surf Club and golf as leisure anchors, instead of the standalone house in the middle of the forest.
• Trivia: the Surf Club operates a wave pool with PerfectSwell® technology, able to programme left-breaking waves, right-breaking waves, barrel waves and beginner waves; the dining carries the Fasanoi brand, and the town centre was inspired by elegant villages like Carmel, California, and the Hamptons, New York.

Architecture and aesthetics

The Village is the piece of the complex with the greatest built presence: here there is a unified design, with apartments and villas of defined typologies instead of free, lot-by-lot construction. The vertical residences come in named lines — Eagle, Albatross and Birdie, the vocabulary of golf — and the houses vary considerably in size, from compact modules to spacious multi-suite residences. The place’s public image is that of the town centre and the Surf Club, not a single façade: the design bets on the urban landscape of a country village, with shopping streets, a square and the wave lagoon as its heart.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: mixed development — apartments, villas and houses — integrating horizontal and vertical products in a single master plan.
• Floor areas: residences (apartments and villas) of approximately 220 to 500 m², in typologies such as Eagle, Albatross and Birdie; houses of varying size, from compact modules to multi-suite residences. (Unlike the complex’s land developments, here the standard size is that of the built unit.)
• Parking spaces: according to the unit.
• Structural highlights: Surf Club with PerfectSwell® wave pool; golf course; international-standard spa; full gym; restaurants under the Fasanoi brand; town centre with shops, restaurants and art galleries.
• Registry and parameters: phase of the Boa Vista complex, in Porto Feliz/SP, along the km 102.5 axis of the Rodovia Castello Brancoi. Outside the tax-lot and zoning grid of the São Paulo municipal survey.

Leisure and facilities

• Surf Club with PerfectSwell® wave-pool technology
• Golf course
• International-standard spa
• Full gym
• Restaurants under the Fasano brand
• Town centre with shops, restaurants and art galleries

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Porto Feliz: the address

Porto Felizi is the town in the São Paulo countryside, on the banks of the Rio Tietê, that Fazenda Boa Vistai turned into the state’s most valuable country address, along the km 102.5 axis of the Rodovia Castello Brancoi, less than an hour from São Paulo. Around it grew the capital’s country-house belt — golf condominiums, equestrian centres and executive aviation —, and a few kilometres away, at km 105, Cyrelai planted Heritage Rivierai. Within the complex itself, the Village coexists with Fazenda Boa Vistai and with Boa Vista Estatesi: three ways of living at the same address, from the plot of millions of square metres to the apartment above the wave pool.