This magnificent and prestigious detached period villa is located in Via Vittoria Colonna, which is part of the beautiful residential area with its many elegant buildings and situated between Buonarroti, Wagner and De Angeli districts. It is close to the famous Via Marghera with its fashionable shops, bars and restaurants, and it is also at a short walk from the City Life district. The villa gives you the chance to live in a quiet and private environment, which is a rarity in the milanese panorama, surrounded by two private green areas: a front entrance garden and a back garden. It is really a heaven of calm. The villa is divided into 4 levels: at the ground floor there is a large very high-ceilinged living area with three large windows overlooking the back garden, a dining area, a kitchen and a bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The first floor offers three double bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms and balconies. The second floor includes a small private living area with a double bedroom, access to the big private terrace and an additional bathroom. A spacious basement and a single garage are also part of the property.
Tipologia immobile: Villa
Villa Porro Lambertenghi – Cermenate
The villa is located in the municipality of Cermenate, in the hamlet of Asnago. It stands overlooking the residential area of Carimate with a breathtaking view to the surrounding mountains. It is easily connected to the road and railway networks through the MI Meda expressway, the Pedemontana and the Milan-Como motorways, and the Cantù-Cermenate state railway station. This 1,100-sqm villa is for sale in this unique setting. It dates back to 1750 and it is divided into three floors,surrounded by a private park of 8,800 square meters including a large outdoor swimming pool. The property is completed by an underground garage with 8 parking spaces.
Kindergartens, pre-schools, primary and secondary schools are extremely close by, and the International School of Como is only a few kilometres away, making it the perfect residence for families. For golf enthusiasts, the villa is only 5 minutes away from Carminate Golf Club and 10 minutes away from the prestigious Monticello and Villa D’Este Golf Clubs. Riding halls for English and Western riding are also close by.
This villa is not just a home, but a place where the past meets the present, offering comfort, elegance and an unparalleled quality of life. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of history in one of the most beautiful areas of Lombardy. Contact us for more information.
Villa Arosio – Lugano
An elegant country villa surrounded by a 7,410-m2 park with beautiful centuries-old chestnut trees, birches, beeches and spruces. It is exclusively accessible through an automatic gate.
The villa was built in 1956 and it has been entirely restored: from its roof to its systems, as well as its floors and frames and it is under maintenance and upkeep on a regular and careful basis.
The Carrara-marble coverings and floors of the two bathrooms of the sleeping area have recently been rebuilt. The living area of the house is of around 300 m2, plus the orangery.
The villa is divided into two interconnected apartments, although they have two different entrances in order to fully protect one’s privacy.
On the ground floor there are a kitchen, which is looking onto the orangery, where a fireplace is located, a dining room, a living room, a dressing room furnished with wardrobes and a guest bathroom.
The ground-floor sleeping area offers a large master bedroom with a walk-in closet, two other bedrooms and two bathrooms, all of them looking out onto the garden and furnished with built-in wardrobes.
There are a wine cellar and a laundry room fitted with a kitchenette that are accessible through an interior staircase.
The second apartment includes a bedroom, a bathroom, a living room looking out onto the garden and a convenient corridor furnished with wardrobes.
This floor is also fitted with a mechanical room housing the oil-fired heating system of the villa.
The 54-m2 swimming pool is made of reinforced concrete and has an automatic cover which helps keeping the water clean from leaves and keeps it warm through the sunlight. The pool has its own separate mechanical room with water-filtering pumps and it is directly heated by the main heating system of the house.
From the sunbathing area by the swimming pool a spectacular view unfolds on the lake and town of Lugano.
The park is entirely fenced with a 180-cm-high wire mesh and it has several gates with keys available that give access to the wood.
The property also includes a brick doghouse with water and power supply and a tool shed.
Villa Èze-sur-Mer – French Riviera
The villa located in Èze-sur-Mer stands out for its uniqueness, with a 180° panoramic view of the sea and Cap Ferrat, five minutes from Monaco, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Villefranche and fifteen minutes
from Nice or the Italian border. The villa is immersed in a unique environment where vegetation, mountains and terraces come together to offer an infinite number of breathtaking views. The extraordinary property of 342 m2 of living space, 6,000 m2 of park overlooking the sea, far from the prying eyes of the neighbors, is distributed over four independent levels: the main building is spread over the first three levels: the first is composed of a living area of 110 m2 and a guest area with bathroom and veranda; the second includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, kitchen, living room, terraces, swimming pool and lawn; the third level is composed of a 50 m2 living area plus a 40 m2 terrace. Higher up in the property we find the fourth level comprising a totally independent building with a living area. The villa can be reached by car via a private road that ends in front of the gate of the villa beyond which we find a 100m2 private car park and a large double garage.
The property has 2 secondary accesses which guarantee greater security and privacy.: Impasse des Granadiers and Boulevard du Midi. The passage of vehicles around the house is not permitted, neither during the day nor at night.
Villa Magnolia – Lecco
This beautiful, historical and luxury building is situated in the centre of the beautiful town of Lecco, just at short distance from the lakeside. It boasts a beautiful view of the lake and its surrounding landscape. The house shows typical architectonic features of the elegant and refined aristocratic villas: finest materials and exclusive finishes which remained intact over time. The house carefully keeps all its original and singular features.
This historical villa consists of two buildings, which are easily connected with each other and surrounded by a large 1,692-m2 perfectly looked-after park, with a long cobblestone path leading to the entrance of the house and, right in the middle, a stone statue embellishes an elegant fountain.
This beautiful property is currently divided into three independent apartments, plus a large tavern with an exclusive bar area and a bathroom. They are positioned on four levels and are easily accessible through a lift. On the inside, there is a total of four large living rooms, three kitchens, eleven bedrooms and ten bathrooms. All areas are excellently naturally lighted and spacious, also thanks to the 3.8-metre-high roofing.
Furthermore, this beautiful historical building boasts a beautiful small tower, from which it is possible to see the lake in all its splendour, which is just few metres away.
Lastly, there is a garage hosting up to three parking lots.
This elegant historical villa is at a very short distance from the lakeside, as well as from Lecco’s town centre and it is the perfect sale for those who wish to live in a luxury environment while also enjoying the services and pleasures which the lake and its exclusive locations may offer.
Esclusiva Villa – Brescia
The Castelletto was built in 1572 on the foundations of a pre-existing building of the 15th century. The new villa was a wedding gift from the Luzzago-Verderio family to their daughter Claudia and her husband Ippolito Cocciani de Rosis.
The Castelletto mainly reflects the architectural structure of the Palladian Renaissance Villas, except for the façade, though its site diagram recalls this style.
The building was transformed according to what the word “Renaissance” has become to mean throughout the course of time: a place where a respectable urban building merges into the pleasantness of the green countryside. It has an imposing architectural structure and its interior decorations are refined and elegant. The location of the barchessas is also important for the Renaissance atmosphere of the place. The barchessas are rural buildings arranged diagonally from the manor house; they are typical of Venetian-Palladian villas and they are characterised by porches for service and harvesting areas, including the food storage room. They are usually southward in order to prevent humidity, but, in this case, the barchessas are located northward, because they were only used for carriage parking. They limit the property of the building and, by being the entry way to the villa, they give the right depth to the refined architecture of the gate.
Throughout the centuries the Castelletto witnessed several events and once the current owners acquired it, they decided to follow the archive plans and to restore the villa to its former original plant by removing all those parts that had been built in later times. During the restoration, original frescos came back to light after being covered by lime for several decades.
The style of the main hall is typical of the Venetian villas: cubical structure, well-proportioned, high and lighted by at least a pair of large windows at the centre of which an imposing fireplace is placed. An emblem with the heraldic symbols of the Cocciani de Rosis family is frescoed over the fireplace. The walls of the hall are decorated with four painted half-columns each; the walls are joined up at the ceiling with a rhythmic sequence of frescos depicting the months of the year, represented by their star signs. According to the classical tradition, which was also worshipped in the 16th century, the first month of the year is April, because it is the beginning of the solar year and it is represented by Taurus. It is followed by May, whose sign is Gemini, represented by Castor and Pollux, and the last month is March, that is to say Aries, in a dominant position on a rocky spur with its head turned towards the entrance of the hall. The fresco at the centre of the ceiling depicts a feminine figure, Pomona, wearing a dress and hair typical of the late 16th century.