À Vendre Villa Palladienne De Prestige Avec Piscine Vicence Nord Dueville

DUEVILLE AREA - Just 5 minutes from the entrance to the Valdastico motorway, we offer for sale a prestigious 17th-century villa designed by architect Scamozzi, a pupil of Andrea Palladio. The property is enhanced by a large Italian garden, an ideal setting for private receptions and events, featuring a wonderful swimming pool. Thanks to its structure and representative context, this property lends itself to multiple uses: luxury residence for those seeking a unique home with historical value; institutional or representation headquarters for companies and professional studios; exclusive property suitable in size for hospitality activities or high-end ventures.
The Villa can also be divided into two luxury residences or offices, noting that on the ground floor there are already three rooms registered as office space.
The main façade faces south towards the garden and is divided into three asymmetric sectors. The central section features a portico with five arches set on pillars framed by narrow pilasters.
On the noble floor, both sections distribute two axes of rectangular windows. The rear front of the Villa shows 12 axes of rectangular openings bordered by flat frames; among these, two on the noble floor are equipped with wrought iron balconies. On the upper floor of the Villa, there is an enormous attic fitted with recently installed trusses and windows that provide brightness. On one window of the noble floor, historian Cevese notes brick arch supports from small windows dating back to early 1400s along with masonry structures. A peculiar feature of this Villa is that access to the noble floor occurs via a double-ramped staircase. A row of rooms whose doors all open along the same axis occupies all depth across both floors—the nobles’ level and ground level—where in the corner near the main entrance there’s a small chapel built in 1707 adorned with stone cherubs atop an altar attributed to Marinali’s school.
In center garden lies an authentic well from 1700 nearby which stands grand portal comprised of three openings side occupied by statues likewise attributed again to Marinali. An external fresco barely legible still graces east flank revealing coat-of-arms belonging family Nievo at heart suggesting construction was promoted during first decades around time frame noted above by branch cadet Vicentine family connected it closely associated historically tied association known difference architectural style labeled earlier referred patterns architecture linked particular periods favored expressions sculptural nativity elaborating identity highlights prominence upon interplay constructed environmental characterizations.) In fact noted affiliation drawn connections notable figures establishment vocation architectural prowess trace predominantly aligned marks within framework est