Description
On the outskirts of Milan, surrounded by a naturalistic context of great beauty, there is this charming historical villa of great historical and artistic prestige.
Designed between the 17th and 18th centuries by the most important Lombard architect of the time, Francesco Maria Richini, author of the renowned Pinacoteca di Brera and the most prestigious villas in the Milan area, this estate is a splendid example of the first Lombard baroque period, perfectly preserved up to us.
Bound as a National Monument, this property is currently used as a prestigious venue for private events and ceremonies. The big, finely decorated rooms on the ground floor can accommodate up to 300 guests, the same for the upper floor, connected by a monumental staircase made of pink granite, which features original splendidly decorated coffered ceilings and 17th-century furnishings. A disco room has been created in the old vaulted cellar with exposed bricks.
The magic also continues outside, among majestic old trees and an elegant 18-century-style fountain.
A few kilometers from the center of Milan, this property combines the prestige of a rich past with the most luxuriant nature to create a fairytale setting.
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