At the End of the 60s Pelé Bought a Stay of 700 Hectares Surrounded by the Atlantic Mata: He Used It to Raise Fish, Pigs and Cattle.
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Pelé conquered practically everything in football, but away from the stadiums he also developed a much less well-known facet. In the late 1960s, the Brazilian astro acquired a huge rural property in Juquiá, in the state of São Paulo, which would end up becoming an authentic agricultural complex. The farm, known as Fazenda Sossego, ... Continue reading "At the end of the 60s Pelé bought a stay of 700 hectares surrounded by the Atlantic Forest: us…
Long before being transformed into a family estate, the Sossego Farm was one of Pelé's private refuges. Located in Juquiá, in the interior of São Paulo, the property had about 661 hectares and gathered agricultural production, leisure areas, guest houses and stretches surrounded by the Atlantic Forest. The property remained connected to the crack...
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