Description
This magnificent and prestigious Villa Veneta, unique within the area of the Prosecco Hills now a UNESCO heritage site, was built in 1679 probably on a project by the well-known architect of the Baroque era of the Palladio school of the Republic of Venice, Baldassarre Longhena.
The Villa , is located on top of a hill from which, this wonderful home, dominates the historic and reserved town of Conegliano Veneto.
Coming to the delightful Conegliano on a sunny day, it is impossible to look up without noticing what is considered one of the most beautiful among the historic Venetian Villas currently linked to the Superintendence for Cultural, Historical and Monumental Heritage.
The noble structure, which accessed from an important tree-lined avenue is inserted in front of the large park of about 45 hectares with centuries-old trees, in addition to the outbuilding of about 120 square meters at the edge of the neoclassical pool, both connected to the lawn above and to the entrance of the property via a staircase in stone.
The typical Palladian facade is embellished by the majestic staircase that accompanies us to the main entrance of the property whose imposing beauty hosted Duke Amedeo di Savoia Aosta and his staff in 1938.
The entire property is distributed over three floors plus a mezzanine floor for a total of about 1300 square meters.
In the reserved area, on the ground floor and with entrance from the north side, we find the large kitchen and dining rooms, connected by the internal staircase to the upper floor. The entrance leads directly into the main hall, embellished with high ceilings, with three large single-lancet windows closed with balustrades, four large rooms on the sides and two sitting rooms on the lateral bodies. The mezzanine floor overlooking the large hall below is particularly pleasant , while the sleeping area is distributed on the second floor of the Villa.
The particularly elegant and majestic interiors, the original furnishings, the sobriety as well as the historicity and the glories that are perceived, make this property exclusive and unique. being in the area of the Prosecco hills, which has recently become a UNESCO heritage site, Conegliano stands in a privileged position close to the Treviso Prealps.
In a strategic position because it is centrally located between Venice, Udine and Cortina d'Ampezzo, it is well connected thanks to the A27 and A 28 motorways and the two efficient airports of Treviso and Venice. The provision of hotel facilities has made it easy for the influx of tourism linked to food and wine, wellness and nature, art and cultural heritage.
