Mansão Othon

The Moura Dubeux Mansão Othon is an ultra-luxury residential development located in Ondina, within the area of the former Bahia Othon Palace, one of the most iconic addresses on Salvador’s coastline. The project was designed to combine sophistication, exclusivity, and an uninterrupted sea view.

Designed by acclaimed names in Brazilian architecture and design, the development blends contemporary sophistication, elegant lines, and full integration with Ondina’s natural landscape. Every detail was conceived for a clientele that values exclusivity, comfort, and top-tier real estate assets.

The leisure area follows the concept of a private resort, offering experiences carefully crafted for well-being and convenience:

• sea-view swimming pool,

• spa and sauna,

• premium gym,

• sophisticated lounge,

• gourmet space,

• high-end shared services,

• environments integrated with signature landscaping.

Besides its privileged location in one of Salvador’s most sought-after areas, Mansão Othon carries a unique historical value by preserving the memory of one of Bahia’s most emblematic hotels, now transformed into a contemporary residential icon.

More than a development, Mansão Othon represents a new chapter in Salvador’s luxury real estate market: exclusive, timeless, and absolutely unique.

Ondina is one of the neighborhoods in Salvador’s upscale area, the capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia. Located in the southern part of the city, Salvador’s Carnival ends here (Barra-Ondina Circuit), several kilometers from Barra. Ondina features a beautiful urban beach and some of the city’s leading luxury hotels (Othon Palace, Portobello, etc.)

Ondina is one of Salvador’s most traditional, prestigious, and valued neighborhoods. Situated in the southern area of the Bahian capital, between Barra and Rio Vermelho, the neighborhood is renowned for its excellent infrastructure, revitalized waterfront, and strong tourism and residential appeal.

What you find in the neighborhood:

• Beaches and Leisure: Ondina Beach offers stretches of calm waters, reefs, and natural pools perfect for bathing during low tide. The waterfront features bike lanes, playgrounds, and kiosks.

• Cultural and Public Attractions: It hosts the Salvador Zoo, the Ondina Palace (official governor’s residence), and the famous "Gordinhas de Ondina" sculptures (Girls of Brazil).

• Infrastructure: The area is well served by major hotel chains, flats, the UFBA campus, and diversified commerce.

• Carnival: It marks the end point of the city’s most famous carnival route, the Barra-Ondina circuit (Dodô Circuit).