Set in the vast countryside near Vicenza, the prestigious property, an imposing complex dating back to the 16th century that has been perfectly preserved to this day, is surrounded by a vast 20,000-square-meter plot of land with a lush garden that includes a large swimming pool, ideal for relaxing during hot summer days, along with 4,000 square meters of arable land with cherry trees.

Thanks to a recent conservative restoration, the historic mansion now reveals all its original splendor.

With a vast interior area of 3,900 square meters, the luxurious property includes a main building of nearly 1,000 square meters, four apartments in a second building, and other buildings such as the barn that form an open courtyard.

The “Mezzadri House” retains its original living destination and marks the entrance to the courtyard-garden.

To the west of the courtyard is a wing that offers opportunities for expansion of the warehouses and cellars, which are currently unused and in need of rehabilitation.

For its prestigious history and charming atmosphere of another era, this magnificent historic residence near Vicenza is ideal as a prestigious home for moments of absolute privacy and tranquility, as an elegant location for events, as a charming hotel or spa. The Villa is strategically located between Vicenza and Padua, between the Euganean and Berici Hills, in an area of great historical, artistic, architectural and natural interest.

Padua is a city located in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. It is famous for its ancient university founded in 1222, one of the oldest and most prestigious in Europe. The city is rich in history and culture, with numerous monuments and attractions to visit, including the Cathedral, the Basilica of St. Anthony and the Prato della Valle, one of the largest squares in Italy.

Vicenza is another city located in the Veneto region of Italy, famous for its Renaissance architecture designed by architect Andrea Palladio. The city has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its many works by Palladio, including the Teatro Olimpico, the Basilica Palladiana and Villa Almerico Capra known as La Rotonda.