Historical dwelling with Art Nouveau charm

Elegant floral decorations and fairy-tale architecture characterise this charming noble residence with strong Art Nouveau influences. Its history is marked by different ownerships that have succeeded one another over time, at least from 1700 to the present day, as there is already a trace of it in the Napoleonic Cadastre. Set in its spectacular secular park, it leads us to a timeless world, which the owners' love and care have skilfully preserved. The charming Art Nouveau colonnaded entrance hall leads to the lobby with its precious chequered marble floor. From here the floor unfolds into: a dining room with frescoed ceiling and a relaxation corner in the bright bow-window, a spacious eat-in kitchen with an antique flavour, the music room reached through the sitting room with its coffered ceiling, 2 hallways with direct access to the rear of the villa, and a service bathroom. The imposing marble staircase leads to the upper floors. On the first floor, there is a reception room, a master suite with bow-window and en-suite bathroom, a guest room with en-suite bathroom, a cosy living room with cast-iron stove, and 2 other rooms with shared bathroom. On the second floor, an area still under renovation, versatile in its use, overlooking the panoramic terrace. Finally, the 19th-century turret leading to the belvedere with an incredible 360-degree view. Inside the park, an ancient spring water cistern has been brought to light, dug into the tuff, which had remained hidden for more than a century and which guarantees the irrigation of the entire park, together with another existing well. The property is completed by a spacious garage, a vegetable garden and a large green area of great privacy, which could be used to build a 6x12 mt swimming pool , as you can see in the rendering.