The Field of 700 Hectares of Pelé Is Sold: It Was an Animal Sanctuary and Now It Is Worth Millions of Dollars
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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 "Pele bought a 700-hectare land in Brazil and without knowing it helped to develop a livestock …
The rural property located in the state of São Paulo remains in the market for 6.7 million dollars; the property combines productive infrastructure with a unique sporting legacy
'O Rei' acquired the Ouro Verde estate in the late 1960s to allocate football capital to the primary sector
Details of the property located in Juquiá that conserves homes, spaces to receive guests and areas intended for animals, crops and storage
The property of 662 hectares was for almost four decades refuge and productive establishment of the astro: it had cattle, pigs, fish farming, four residences and two chapels.
The rural property is located in Juquiá, in the state of São Paulo, and has about 700 hectares.
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