Four-story mansion inherited by Pelé’s widow in Guarujá has a balcony overlooking the sea, a statue of the player and an elevator: photos

Married to Pelé since 2016 in total separation of property, Marcia Aoki was one of the beneficiaries of the football legend in his will. In addition to allocating 30% of his assets to her, he wanted the property they lived in together, in Guarujá, on the coast of São Paulo, to stay with his third and last wife.

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The four-story mansion was built on a hill inside the Jardim Acapulco condominium, one of the most luxurious in the city (Neymar also has a house there), and it was a dream of consumption for Pelé, who has another mansion at the same address.

The house was completely adapted for the limitations that Pelé had in the final years of his life, when he started to get around with the help of crutches and a wheelchair. An elevator was placed in the house to make it more accessible.

The unbeatable view of the sea is the highlight of the place. The interior, however, gained a simple decoration, without any ostentation. Luxury is the collection of the ball star that is in the mansion, including a statue of him made in bronze, trophies, medals, autographed shirts worn throughout his career, in addition to many photos

On the walls, the love of Pelé and Marcia, in pictures painted especially for them with their faces. The couple used to receive family and friends on special occasions, such as Christmas, when Pelé insisted on bringing his relatives there. A curiosity: there was never a lack of flowers in the King’s mansion, who used to do his lives and videos for fans in the main room.