Opis:

The Villa
It is one of the most important villas in Veneto region, with great historic and artistic value, mainly regarding the set of frescoes by Zelotti, Fasolo and Veronese decorating both the exteriors and the interiors.

The main facade is characterized by a three-arched loggia with lateral walls representing frescoes of tapestries serving as a backdrop to the mythological scenes based on Ovidio “Le Metamorfosi".
The front wall, to the sides of the entrance door, features daily life scenes representing the game of cards and a noblemen Concert.
An entrance hall decorated with architectonich subjects and with doors overlooked by the portrayal of the Fortitude and the Hope gives access to the reception room: a majestic area featuring a doric style colonnade and walls with frescoes inspired to mythological fairy tales.
The villa develops in a succession of large rooms on the right-hand and on the left-hand of the central lounge, a layout that is present in all the three floors: the upper ones with frescoes and the lower one in rustic style with a long recreation room.
Worth of a note is the small chapel included in the villa.
The three floors feature a total of 33 rooms including two main lounges, for a total surface of 1928 gross sqm.
The villa is provided with electricity plant, heating system, telephone, alarm system, water and sewage system.

The Barchessa
Located in front of the villa (on the long side), overlooking a large flat park, there is the barchessa, a large structure with a central body dated back to the 1400. The property includes a large library, some meeting and reception rooms plus a guest quarters, covering an overall area of about 1200 gross sqm, in addition to a large eight-arcade portico, completely paved with cotto and characterized by wooden trussed ceiling.
The barchessa is provided with electricity plant, heating system, telephone, water and sewage system.

The tower dated back to 1300
Located in the vicinity of the villa, the tower, dating back to the XIV century, represents the most ancient part of the complex. The building is on three floors plus the ground floor, open on all the four sides, creating a sort of portico. The interiors host three rooms connected by an internal staircase and served by a small bathroom.

Farmhouses to be restored (the former gardener’s house) and agricultural annexes
Along the border of the property there is a building, the former gardener’s house. The restoration dates back to the 1984 and it is provided with electricity plant, heating system, water and sewage system.
Together with further volumes and annexes to be retrieved, it covers an overall area of 337 gross sqm.

Key Features:

Country: Italy
Type: Residential
title: 14th Century Fresco Villa Ref: 36826-H-42-05-001136