Venetian Renaissance Villa with Frescoes and Tower

This stunning Venetian villa, designed by architect Andrea Da Valle in the sixteenth century, boasts a magnificent main hall adorned with frescoes by Paolo Veronese, Giambattista Zelotti, and Antonio Fasolo. It features beautifully preserved eighteenth-century stuccoes and original flooring. The villa stands on the ruins of a fourteenth-century castle, retaining its medieval tower, which showcases the unique emblem of the Carraresi. Renowned for its fourteenth-century kitchen and ancient well, this villa is considered one of the most exquisite Renaissance properties in the Venetian hinterland and Padua. The estate includes a fifteenth-century barchessa with restored stables, featuring impressive fireplaces and a grand arcade supported by columns. Set within a five-hectare park, the property features a romantic English garden with a pond, alongside a vast natural field that offers a true slice of paradise with significant botanical value. Recently renovated, the villa and guesthouse are fully functional, offering elegant halls, a rare stone kitchen, a charming Professor's Library, a Chapel, and an additional grand library in the barn. In excellent condition and actively hosting cultural events, this complex can serve as a prestigious headquarters or a refined luxury residence. Enjoying tranquility and privacy, it is conveniently located just 35 km from Venice and a few minutes from Padua, with easy access to Marco Polo International and Civil airports, only 15 km away. For wellness enthusiasts, renowned golf clubs and a nearby spa area, a true European excellence, are easily accessible. Please contact us for further information and visits.