Refined mansion surrounded by nature and located on the banks of the Sile River between the cities of Venice and Treviso, in an area permeated with history near a Natural Park, the Altino archaeological site, Trepalade area, and the Venetian Lagoon.
The Villa is identified by its rectangular shape and its facade embellished with rounded arches framing the main entrance. The property evidenced multiple interventions from the Gothic era until the eighteenth century, when the upper floor elevation was probably carried out, leading the current state to a composite and eclectic set of styles. The internal living spaces have seen a conservative restoration which unearthed the charm of the original elements such as the exposed beams, the fireplaces, and the vestiges of ancient frescoes dating back to before the 17th century, followed by timeless details such as terrazzo floors, pastellone or parquet, together with a set of refined arched openings as a favorite architectural theme.
The main access to the house, passing through one of the prominent arches on the facade, is from a large central entrance that leads to the living room, the dining area, the kitchen, and the ground-floor bathroom. On the upper floor, five bedrooms and four bathrooms, one of which features a sumptuous bathtub in its center, are surrounded by cleverly placed hallways to introduce and separate the night areas from two wardrobes and other functional rooms. On the top floor, where sunlight radiates throughout the over four meters ceiling, the surface shows itself in its entirety without being interrupted, making the true grandeur of the rooms perceivable together with the potential of designing living spaces in absolute freedom. Furthermore, the floor features a Bar area and enough space to host both formal or informal events and receptions. The plan also provides a laundry and ironing room, a pantry, various warehouses, and a cellar located on the ground floor, where there is also an independent rustic building. A gym, a sauna, and a large swimming pool with an open view of nature are part of the structure and constitute a one-of-a-kind additional value.
The atmosphere permeating the villa and its external environment preserves a typically Venetian countryside bucolic allure, tempered by splendid palm trees and a garden with flowers, plants, and a green lawn as far as the eye can see for a total of more than 10,000 square meters. Although the villa is located in an oasis of privacy and peace, it offers strategic proximity to the Marco Polo Airport as well as the H-Farm technology hub and its international campus.
The entire peculiar set possesses characteristics that make the villa a perfect place for a private residence, a second home, or a sumptuous representative residence. This estate represents a testimony to the national cultural heritage and – as the majority of the municipal area – is protected by restrictions provided by the Cultural Heritage Italian law to preserve the current state.
