The actress’s house is in Santo Antônio Além do Carmo

Actress Fernanda Paes Leme revealed this Monday (21) that she is making her house in Salvador available for seasonal rental. The actress explained the decision in a post on social media.

“My home in Salvador, my little corner, which I want to share with more and more people. I decided that in addition to my refuge and that of my family, it can also be your family,” she declared. The artist did not reveal details about the rental price.

The artist provided an email ([email protected]) to coordinate locations. “It’s a dream that has become a reality and is available for seasonal rental,” she said.

Fernanda Paes Leme also praised the architectural project. “Casa Figa is in Carmo, with a beautiful, historic facade and a modern and welcoming interior, a spectacular view and all the most delicious energies of this land”, he concluded.

Property caught attention

In August, Fernanda Paes Leme delighted fans by showing details of the property located in Santo Antônio Além do Carmo, Salvador. It is decorated with rocks and straw, and has a pool with sea views of Todos-os-Santos Bay.

“Stepping onto this ground, looking at this sky and being grateful for every achievement, everyone who has been and is by my side on this journey of finding my space in Salvador, a place I love and feel at home, now in my home”, she declared on era.

About Santo Antônio Além do Carmo

Santo Antônio Além do Carmo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Salvador and is located in the city’s Historic Center, which is listed by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (Iphan). Santo Antônio, which has always been an eminently residential neighborhood, has been gaining movement in recent years worthy of a bohemian neighborhood. The old mansions with a splendid view of the Baía de Todos-os-Santos, which were once the homes of grandparents and great-grandparents, are now commercial establishments. There, it is possible to enjoy the typical cuisine and dishes that are part of the daily lives of Bahians, in addition to taking advantage of the cultural and artistic establishments that are located in the region.