Villa , 1300 m²

Arcore, Monza et Brianza (province)

Magnificent property set in a private context and set within a sprawling seven-hectare park adorned with an array of ancient and fruit-bearing trees, this exquisite villa offers a serene retreat merely 30/35 km of Milan. Meticulously maintained, the property boasts excellent condition both inside and out.

This prestigious estate features a main villa covering approximately 1,000 sqm, a 300 sqm octagonal annex, a 160 sqm garage previously used as a vintage car showroom, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a bocce ball court, a greenhouse, and a tool shed.

The main villa, spread over two levels atop the property, offers expansive windows, terraces, porticoes, and courtyards that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing for sweeping views of the lush greenery and stately trees. The upper garden level spans nearly 600 sqm, encompassing the entire living and sleeping areas, kitchen, and additional spaces.

The living area includes a spacious entrance, main living room, separate TV area, study, large dining room seating 14, and a guest restroom. The kitchen caters to both formal and family dining, extending to a beautiful 40 sqm veranda that overlooks the garden.

The sleeping quarters feature a master suite with a boudoir, extensive wardrobe, and bathroom, along with three additional suites each with a sitting area and bathroom. A guest apartment, billiard room with guest restroom, large tavern, fitness and spa area with a gym, Turkish bath, sauna, and shower are located on the lower garden level, adjacent to the pool, along with staff accommodation, laundry, pantry, cellar, technical rooms, and a security vault.

The annex offers a 148 sqm independent apartment with a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The 19-meter pool includes a spacious solarium with changing rooms and a shower-equipped bathroom.

The estate's three hectares of parkland underwent a full restoration in 2004, revealing a richly varied natural environment with natural elevations, circular paths, and grand staircases leading to the villa's highest point. Named "The Amphitheatre Park" due to its circular pool and diverse shrubbery at the villa's base, the park's environmental wealth is evident in its 80 tree varieties and 50 shrub types, including maples, cypresses, birches, firs, oaks, beeches, magnolias, cedars, plane trees, black locusts, conifers, and various fruit trees, enriching the park with stunning colors.

This diversity grants the estate a distinctive character. To preserve the park's splendor, the owners have acquired an additional four hectares of adjacent land with potential for 2,500 cubic meters of construction, also included in the sale. This estate is not just a home but a lifestyle offering unmatched in elegance and tranquility.