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About Socorro

Socorro is a serene village nestled in North Goa, known for its lush greenery, charming Portuguese-era homes, and tranquil village life. Unlike the touristy hustle of beaches, Socorro offers a slower, more soulful experience—ideal for those seeking nature, heritage, and peace. It’s dotted with quaint chapels, tree-lined bylanes, and vibrant Goan culture. Located strategically, Socorro is a bout 25 km (45 minutes) from Manohar International Airport (MOPA) and approximately 35 km (1 hour) from Dabolim Airport, making it highly accessible. Its blend of scenic beauty, cultural richness, and peaceful living makes Socorro a hidden gem in Goa’s real estate landscape.

The village is perched slightly uphill, giving it cooler breezes and scenic valley views. It’s home to artists, writers, and discerning residents who value quality of life over chaos. Socorro offers a unique balance—close enough to Panjim, Mapusa, and the beaches of Candolim and Calangute, yet tucked away in peaceful seclusion. Traditional Goan homes blend with tasteful modern villas, reflecting the area’s evolution. Locals still gather at the church square, bakeries deliver fresh poi in the morning, and the rhythm of life remains unhurried. For those seeking a soulful slice of Goa—Socorro it is.

The Name

The Soul of Socorro, that bring peace into your life. Tucked amidst the lush green landscape of North Goa, Socorro is not defined by rush or noise. It’s a village where life moves gently—where mornings begin with birdsong, the air carries the scent of earth and trees, and time feels just a little kinder. Alma da Socorro, meaning “The Soul of Socorro,” is a community of villas shaped by this very rhythm.

These homes aren’t built to stand out—they’re designed to blend in, to heal, to soothe, and to truly belong. Drawing from the natural calm of the land, every element here is thoughtful and intentional. The architecture favours simplicity over extravagance—open spaces, earthy textures, and materials that breathe. Light flows in freely, the breeze finds its way through, and each home opens up to the outdoors rather than shutting it out.

This is not just a home—it’s a return to stillness. A place where you can slow down, reconnect, and live with more clarity and presence. Alma da Socorro is not a destination—it’s a feeling. A quiet embrace of nature, balance, and the kind of peace that feels rare today.

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About The Project

Alma da Soccoro introduces a limited collection of 7 villas, Type 1A and Type 1B, set across 2,560 sq.mts. of thoughtfully preserved land. These homes are designed to exist in quiet harmony with nature,where architecture gently adapts around mature trees. Native landscaping flourishes throughout, and rainwater-harvested greens bring a sense of ecological rhythm to every corner of the site.

Each villa centres around a private, open-to-sky courtyard that draws in light, air, and calm, becoming the heart of the home. Indoor gardens soften transitions between spaces, while high ceilings, deep verandahs, and large windows welcome cross-ventilation, keeping interiors naturally cool and serene all year round.

A private swimming pool comes with every villa, bordered by tropical greens, soft landscape edges, and organic tile finishes. With decks designed for both leisure and stillness, the experience is effortlessly luxurious and grounded in nature. The homes feature sloping tiled roofs, limewashed walls, and open-plan interiors that reinterpret Goan charm through a refined, contemporary lens

Type 1A and 1B villas are a reflection of timeless design, where sustainability is built in from the ground up, and every detail, from material to layout, works together to offer a slower, kinder, more soulful way of living.

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