Description
We offer a wonderful eighteenth-century villa whose origins date back to the mid-1500s. This historic residence recalls the peculiar setting of the Sunday house, has been expertly renovated by the current owners and is now equipped with every living comfort. On the ground floor we are welcomed by a wonderful monumental inverted "T" lounge, decorated with frescoes attributed to a famous artist of the mid-18th century, followed by the kitchen and the service rooms of the living area. The sleeping area offers a central lounge that acts as a compass to the four bedrooms complete with private bathroom and walk-in closet. The attic area offers a cinema room and a study. Externally the Villa offers a miniature Venetian "campo" with a well and an outdoor area in trachyte ideal for outdoor dining in company, followed by a gym area and a barbecue area. It continues with the Italian park on the street side and a majestic and well-kept romantic garden that extends over approximately 15,000 square meters that leads to the Naviglio. The park is designed in every part to accompany those who cross it with flowers, orchards, imposing trees and a studied undergrowth. It is inhabited by a swimming pool with a wonderful wrought iron shower from which you can glimpse a hill that hides a construction marvel that is the inverted cone ice house, perfectly preserved. The property is completed by a more recently built annex with separate access to the villa and consisting of three apartments of about 90 square meters each.
