A poem in a village

The charm of this stone farmhouse, located in one of the most exclusive hillside locations in the world, the famous Borgo di Asolo, is timeless. A location that offers delightful scenery from any angle, framing the “Colli Asolani” up to Monte Grappa. This property blends all the essential elements that characterize an elegantly rustic charm: the period terracotta floors, the wooden beams, the exposed stone masonry; all enhanced by the splendid wood-burning fireplaces. The chosen materials are cleverly combined throughout the approximately 450m2 of living spaces and the refined finishes are entirely in line with the architectural style of the building. The villa, which is located close to the historic center of Asolo, where the famous Rocca stands, is mainly developed on two levels above ground, with the exception of a basement cellar. A short tree-lined drive leads us from the gate to the main entrance, where the porch opens onto a terrace, ideal for sharing moments of outdoor relaxation and conviviality. The interior spaces on the ground floor, in addition to a double bedroom with en suite bathroom, a study, a service bathroom, a utility room and a laundry room, are mainly used for the living area, consisting of: kitchen with wood-burning fireplace, living room with a larger fireplace and a door onto the terrace, and the dining room. From the latter, a wooden staircase leads to the first floor where the sleeping area develops, consisting of a wonderful master bedroom with terrace, two double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The villa, built on a small hill, is surrounded by approximately 10,000 square meters of parkland, with tall trees that guarantee maximum privacy. The property includes a large garage and a cellar. The possibility of living in this property could be the realization of a dream: immersing yourself in the beauty and cultural heritage of a unique location that deserves to be known worldwide. In this setting the English poet Robert Browning, one of the greatest figures in Victorian literature, coined the term “asolando”, to indicate the state of mind of one who walks in the open air, lost in thought, guided by the landscape.