Barra, Salvador · private studio

A quieter way to spend time in Salvador.

A private studio for up to two guests in the modern ZN Barra building, a few minutes from the beach and close to the neighborhood’s landmark sights.

Beach ~5 min on foot · English-speaking host

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Aerial view of sand, surf and green sea at Praia do Farol da Barra in Salvador

Everything in one place

Practical when you arrive, comfortable while you stay.

Designed for one or two guests, the studio brings together a kitchen, Wi‑Fi, a dedicated workspace, air conditioning, TV and a private bathroom. The modern building also offers a pool and one free on-site parking space.

01Wi‑Fi02Kitchen03Dedicated workspace04Air conditioning05TV061 bed07Private bathroom08Pool091 free parking space10Modern building

In the heart of Barra

A modern base for exploring Salvador.

The beach is approximately a five-minute walk away. ZN Barra is also near Shopping Barra, Farol da Barra and Porto da Barra, with straightforward access to Rio Vermelho’s restaurants and nightlife.

Beach
About a 5-minute walk · approximate time
Building address
103 Rua Recife · Barra · Salvador, Bahia · 40140-330
Nearby landmarks
Shopping Barra · Farol da Barra · Porto da Barra · Rio Vermelho
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Farol da Barra lighthouse in Salvador, with its black-and-white striped tower
Farol da Barra, Salvador. Editorial city image; it does not depict the studio or its immediate surroundings.Farol da barra — Valdiney Pimenta — Wikimedia CommonsCC BY 3.0cropped for the responsive layout

Salvador in layers

A city of stories, flavors, and lively encounters.

The studio is in Barra. The images below present other parts of Salvador as travel context.

Salvador in focus

A city shaped by the bay.

From forts to art and coastal horizons, Salvador reveals layers of history at every turn.

Editorial city images; they do not depict the studio or its immediate surroundings.

Salvador waterfront and sea at Porto da Barra

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Porto da Barra

A strip of sand between Santa Maria and São Diogo forts, an emblematic city setting.

Praia do Porto da Barra (Salvador)Roberto Sabino Wikimedia Commons CC BY 2.0 resized; responsive crop in the layout

Santo Antônio Fort and Farol da Barra beneath a blue sky

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Farol da Barra / Nautical Museum

Housed in Santo Antônio Fort, the museum preserves Salvador’s maritime history.

Farol da Barra - Salvador BA (52550944544)Marinha do Brasil Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 2.0 resized; responsive crop in the layout

All Saints Bay with islands on the horizon

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All Saints Bay

Waters, islands, and open horizons define the landscape that shapes Salvador.

Baía de Todos os Santos Salvador Bahia 2018-1760Paul R. Burley Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 resized; responsive crop in the layout

Solar do Unhão and the Modern Art Museum beside the bay

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Solar do Unhão / MAM

A historic complex by the bay where art and cultural space meet.

Baía de Todos-os-Santos e Solar do UnhãoTurismo Bahia · foto Tereza Torres/Setur Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 2.0 resized; responsive crop in the layout

Lacerda Elevator with All Saints Bay beyond

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Lacerda Elevator

Linking Upper and Lower City, it opens to a striking view across the bay.

Elevador Lacerda - Salvador - Bahia (nr 2936)Carlos Alkmin Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 resized; responsive crop in the layout

Host & transparency

English-speaking support and clear details.

The owner speaks English and can help with questions and practical guidance before and during your stay. Capacity and amenities come from the host’s listing; live availability, rules and final pricing remain on the official booking channel.

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