Villa Rossi Danielli is a graceful 17th century country manor, that has been owned by the same family for three hundred years and which is designated as a national monument. Set in splendid countryside just one hour north of Rome, the villa is ideally located for exploring Lazio’s Etruscan sites[…]
Villa Rubini Redaelli is a beautiful example of the classic architectural style of Lake Como. The elegant spaces in the main villa are enriched by a turret and a picturesque veranda, which offer a breathtaking view of the romantic Lake Como. The dreamlike atmosphere of the villa is characterised by its beautiful surroundings: the[…]
Villa Santa Giulia is situated in the Northern part of Maremma in Tuscany, in the inland close to the Gulf of Follonica, an area of the Tyrrhenian coast extending between the promontory of Piombino and Punta Ala in front of Elba Island. The Villa is 800 metres far from the[…]
Sant’Angelo in Panzo was built around the X century on the ruins of a Roman settlement. Throughout its long existence, it has been a convent, an abandoned hermitage, a patrician residence, a rural house and now a private dwelling. During the centuries it has however maintained its original structure, with its[…]
Villa Selvatico da Porto was probably built between the end of the 1400s and the beginning of the 1500s, and is a patrician country residence, where the nobles used to stay during the summer “villeggiatura” and for the control of the agricultural estates. There is no certain information on who[…]
Villa Simeom is located near Turin, in the Monferrato area, not far from the Langhe and Roero hills.Built in the end of the XVIII century, it has been inhabited by the Simeom family for generations.The Villa is surrounded by over 7 hectares of gardens and 600 square meters of antique[…]
In Orbicciano, summer holidays were spent. It was the holiday home of the Cenami Spada family. It is located halfway up the hill of Val Freddana, a fresh valley also in mid-August, at the bottom of which runs the road that, in less than half an hour, leads to Lucca.The[…]
The Spalletti family, a family of merchants since 1500 from Canton Ticino, with the Aquisgrana Treaty in 1748 exploited the European peace and started commercial relationship with the southern regions of the Hasburg empire. The family bought lands in the area of Mantova and Reggio Emilia, and participated actively in[…]
Villa Totti draws its name from an influential family of Lucca that dates back to the medieval times. The Villa is located in Mutigliano, a hamlet of Lucca situated 5km from the city walls on the Street that leads to Camaiore, going through Montemagno. The villa was built in the[…]
Villa Trabia was built by Michele Gravina, prince of Comitini, in mid-1700s, following the project of the architect, Abbot Nicolò Palma. The Villa was then bought by the prince Pietro Lanza di Trabia, who, in 1890, restored the villa modifying its original aspect. The current neoclassical structure of the villa[…]
