A prestigious and magnificent historic villa spread over several floors, covering approximately 1,500 square metres, with stunning views over Lake Varese and the surrounding hills, stretching as far as the snow-capped peaks of Monte Rosa, set within a landscaped garden of approximately 8,500 square metres.
This charming villa, built in the late 19th century, reflects the architectural features of the ‘Lombard Renaissance’. It features an irregular layout with a square tower at the south-west corner and a further tower at the north-east corner, connected to the villa by a portico with a terrace. It is spread over six levels, plus a mezzanine on the fifth floor and a basement. The spacious and bright rooms include large reception halls, a library and service areas on the main floors, accessible via a monumental staircase. This luxury residence is set amidst greenery, with a large landscaped park featuring a swimming pool
The interiors of the villa are characterised by magnificent stone and woodwork by skilled craftsmen and the high quality of the materials used, as well as the presence of several frescoes
On the Ground Floor: the spacious entrance hall leads to three large rooms, one of which opens onto a porticoed loggia, a lounge-library, a kitchen with a hallway leading to a secondary staircase, and a bathroom
On the first floor: the sleeping area, comprising 6 bedrooms, two of which have small balconies facing south and west, and 4 bathrooms. This floor is connected via a large open terrace to the turret on the east side, leading to a charming open-plan room overlooking Lake Varese.
On the second floor: 5 bedrooms, 4 storage rooms, and 4 bathrooms
Third floor: used as a large attic
Fourth floor: the turret on the south-west corner overlooking Lake Varese
The two basement floors house cellars and garages
The large garden extends from the foot of the villa towards the lake, and here, in front of the villa in a panoramic position, is the swimming pool