Tivoli, Prestigiosa Villa In Vendita

Strategically located between the vibrant cities of Tivoli and Rome, this 18th-century estate represents a unique and prestigious property, now available for purchase. Set within 7 hectares of lush greenery, this magnificent estate includes a main villa, restored stables, an ancient barn, three independent villas, a helipad, and an olive grove.

The interiors, extending over 2,930 sqm, have been designed to offer versatility and grandeur, suitable for a wide range of needs, from private residence to hospitality purposes. The estate enjoys a privileged position near the Acque Albule springs of Tivoli, an area rich in history and natural charm. The property offers not only a setting surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, but also easy access to the renowned cultural and historical attractions of Tivoli and Rome.

Dating back to the second half of the 18th century, the main villa was built over the remains of a 16th-century monastery and has evolved over the centuries into a symbol of elegance and heritage. The 18th-century architecture stands out for its grandeur and preservation of its original features, bearing witness to the historical importance of the site. During the 20th century, the estate was used as a film and television location, hosting famous productions such as Luigi Comencini’s film “Pinocchio” and successful TV series including “Don Matteo” and “Ultimo”.

The elegant 18th-century villa is arranged over three levels, in addition to the basement floor, with interiors enhanced by period furnishings, tapestries, and fine wooden floors that create an atmosphere of undeniable charm and refinement.

A staircase leads to the entrance hall, where a large reception area provides access to the north wing, featuring a study, a library, and the historic apartment. The south wing includes two luxurious reception halls measuring 500 sqm, opening onto an outdoor terrace of over 300 sqm with breathtaking views over the Castelli Romani, Tivoli, and the Tiburtine Mountains. The villa is equipped with two fully fitted kitchens, ideal for hosting gala dinners and exclusive events. The property also includes two additional elegantly furnished apartments on the upper floors, ensuring privacy and comfort.

The estate also features three independent villas, offering a variety of accommodation solutions. With its diverse range of rooms and apartments, together with the main villa, the property offers a total of 21 bedrooms and 27 bathrooms, ensuring a luxurious stay for guests visiting Tivoli or Rome.

The historic stables, once home to thoroughbred horses that won international equestrian competitions during the 1950s, have been transformed into a spacious hospitality venue equipped with every modern comfort. Capable of hosting dining tables for more than 600 guests, this unique space features exposed oak beams and large windows overlooking the gardens and the remains of the ancient grain silo, creating an unforgettable experience.

The impressive 7-hectare centuries-old park includes a private helipad, an elegant Italian-style garden complemented by two historic fountains, and an inner courtyard overlooking the outdoor terrace, ideal for open-air dinners and receptions. The courtyard features a secluded garden with the ancient 18th-century Ice Fountain at its centre, accompanied by the charming presence of the noble chapel.

From this area, guests can admire panoramic views of the Lucretili Mountains and Tivoli, as well as enjoy close-up views of the 9,700 sqm olive grove and the historic farmhouse. The property is completed by a large parking area capable of accommodating more than 400 vehicles.

The combination of luxury, history, and location makes this estate the perfect choice for those seeking a prestigious private residence or a unique commercial investment opportunity.

This extraordinary estate offers an unparalleled lifestyle experience, where luxury and nature blend in a timeless setting, just moments away from the cultural treasures of Rome and Tivoli, with breathtaking views over the Tiburtine Mountains and the Castelli Romani. (Ref. 2520)