Ref.1982 Villa Vescovile Belvedere: Eine Zeitlose Residenz Mit Blick Auf Die Dolomiten

A monumental residence, keeper of over three centuries of history, dominates Belluno from its privileged position. Villa Vescovile Belvedere, also known as Villa Marson, was built in the early years of the eighteenth century as the summer residence of Bishop Giovanni Francesco Bembo, based on a design by the Padua architect Alessandro Paolo Tremignon. The imposing facade, the scenic staircases, and the stone balconies introduce a place with an authentic atmosphere, where large halls, decorated ceilings, ancient fireplaces, and period furnishings preserve the charm of the most important Venetian residences. Surrounded by over 20,000 square meters of land, the property represents a true oasis in the heart of Belluno. A rare residence, ideal for those dreaming of living in a place of extraordinary historical value, but also capable of attracting investors interested in transforming it into a luxury residence for tourist rentals, a refined hospitality structure, or a fascinating stage for exclusive events and experiences.