Ca' Dei Cipressi — Colline Del Prosecco, Italia

A historic country home restored to an exceptionally high standard just a few years ago, with panoramic views over the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills, a landscaped garden and approximately 665 sq m of accommodation.

A gated driveway leads through broad lawns towards the house, framed by tall cypresses. Set high on the hillside, the villa commands far-reaching views across the rolling Prosecco landscape, with successive ridgelines giving the panorama depth and an ever-changing character as the light shifts throughout the day. The outlook is a defining part of the property, enjoyed from the reception rooms, the covered terrace and the garden. Despite its elevated position and expansive views, the house remains hidden from the road, offering complete privacy.

The recent restoration has preserved the house’s historic character while bringing exceptional care to its finishes and the way its spaces function. Exposed beams and timber ceilings remain central to the interiors, complemented by parquet floors, finely detailed panelling and extensive fitted bookshelves. The quality is apparent in the joinery, the choice of materials and the attention given to each room.

In the principal dining room, a substantial table sits beneath a richly detailed timber ceiling, surrounded by books and with views towards the garden. Adjoining reception rooms provide distinct settings for entertaining, reading and quieter evenings at home. Elsewhere, pale walls and contemporary fittings bring a lighter feel. The two kitchens offer space for everyday dining, while the bathrooms introduce clean-lined fixtures within the house’s warm architectural setting.

On the upper level, a particularly striking sitting room opens beneath the exposed roof structure, with substantial beams, generous ceiling height and windows overlooking the landscape. Throughout the villa, the restoration allows the historic architecture to remain expressive while providing the comfort of a home thoughtfully adapted for present-day living.

The villa currently offers four bedrooms and six bathrooms, alongside several reception rooms, kitchens, a study and library spaces. The generous layout allows scope for additional bedrooms should future owners wish to adapt some of these rooms to their needs.

The two residential units are internally connected and well integrated, creating one cohesive home with exceptional flexibility for family life and hosting guests. One occupies mainly the ground floor, with a bedroom and bathroom above; the other extends across the first and second floors. Their connection makes it easy to move between shared living spaces, while the separate entrances and multiple reception areas give owners considerable freedom in how they use the house. Different generations can live together with their own daily routines, and guests can settle in for extended visits while remaining fully part of family life.

The furnishings may be available by separate negotiation, offering the opportunity to retain the interiors as presented.

The covered terrace extends the living space into the garden, with generous areas for outdoor dining and seating. Broad lawns, mature trees and the cypresses give the grounds structure while preserving the views. Ancillary storage spaces complete the property.

For those seeking a home in Italy, the Prosecco Hills, where Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG is produced, offer a rewarding setting for life beyond the holiday season. Local food and wine, walking and cycling, and the changing landscape become part of the everyday routine. Venice, the Dolomites and the Adriatic coast expand the possibilities for weekends and longer stays, while Treviso and Venice airports serve those whose work and family commitments span several countries.

Families considering relocation can explore international schooling in the wider Treviso–Venice area, while buyers considering Italian tax residency can review the applicable arrangements with specialist advisers.

Ca’ dei Cipressi is equally suited to a permanent family home or a second home in Italy, with space to welcome friends and relatives and straightforward upkeep for owners who divide their time between countries. The recent restoration makes it particularly appealing to those wishing to enjoy a historic property without taking on a major renovation. Its appeal rests on a combination that is difficult to reproduce: historic character, exceptional finishes, far-reaching views and complete privacy, all within one of Italy’s most distinctive wine-growing landscapes.

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