A 500,000-liter beach, islands and a 12-meter door: inside Rodrigo Faro's R$15 million mansion in Alphaville

Rodrigo Faro doesn't need to leave home to hit the beach. At his mansion in Alphaville, in Greater São Paulo, estimated at around R$15 million, the TV host built an artificial beach holding roughly 500,000 liters of water, with a sand bottom, two palm-lined islands and a stone waterfall. The sand bottom, incidentally, rules out regular pool vacuums. To top it off, there is a high-definition screen by the beach for movies and games.

The house, where he lives with his wife, Vera Viel, and their daughters, makes an impression right at the entrance, with a 12-meter-tall front door. Four floors are connected by an elevator, with marble finishes, a full gym, a heated pool, a sauna and a massage room. Leisure areas also include a game room and spaces for the kids, such as a playground and a toy room.

As a host of the digital era, Faro also set aside a studio for content production, with a recording area for his YouTube videos. Away from Record since December 2024, when he ended a 16-year partnership with the network by mutual agreement, he has turned the house into a set: the property itself has become the star of videos and reports highlighting how its architecture blends with the landscaping and surrounding greenery.