A completely renovated villa of 2,800 m² with over 500 m² of private garden. The villa was built in 1923 and recently renovated. The building has an underground car park that can accommodate up to 9 cars. The house is surrounded by very large and old chestnut trees and has a private pool. The garden with the fountain was designed by one of Italy's most famous landscape architects. The garden can host events and nightly dinners for up to 100 people.
Garden
Car parks
Swimming pool
An internal elevator, alarm, partly furnished. Air conditioning is guaranteed by the Swiss Balcolair system.
Balcony or terrace
Furnished
On the ground floor there is an office that occupies 250 m². The open space is very flexible and can be easily and quickly changed thanks to the floating floor technology. The office has a bright meeting room with a large window overlooking the private garden. The extra space, fully covered in teak, can accommodate up to 30 people. Thanks to modular and easily adjustable furniture and a corner bar, conferences, tasting of food and wine can be held in this room. On the first and second floors there is a main residence, completely renovated with terraces and a solarium on the fourth floor. In total, the house has 20 rooms, 7 of which are bedrooms, and 10 bathrooms.
The villa is located in the city center on an architecturally important street, next to the shopping street Corso Buenos Aires and Corso Venice, in the immediate vicinity of Porta Venezia. Milan Central Station is a 10-minute walk and 5 minutes by metro.
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