This extraordinary 17th-century noble residence stands majestically on the outskirts of Milan, representing a rare, perfectly restored architectural gem.
The property combines the magnificence of the past with the most modern standards of comfort.
Immersed in an atmosphere of absolute prestige, the villa extends over an area of 6,700 sqm, offering a timeless living experience.
The residence welcomes with an imposing entrance adorned with a noble coat of arms. The interior spaces, expertly arranged over several levels, are a triumph of art and refinement: the main halls boast Baroque frescoes, richly decorated wood panelling, and solemn coffered ceilings.
The heart of the villa comprises a charming quadrangular courtyard with elegant triple-arched porticoes, overlooking seven extraordinary rooms, each with an unparalleled style. A monumental staircase leads to the lavish ballroom, an ideal setting for prestigious events, while fine grit and marble floors and original fireplaces add warmth to the atmosphere.
The villa is surrounded by approximately one hectare of land, which constitutes an oasis of peace and absolute privacy. The garden is enhanced by impressive centuries-old trees that frame the structure. A spectacular wrought-iron staircase directly connects the interior rooms to the main garden, located on the noble side of the residence. This outdoor space of rare beauty is the perfect setting for exclusive receptions, prestigious weddings, or intimate moments of relaxation, offering scenic views of great charm and harmony.
The property is equipped with the highest quality finishes.
The residence is complete with exclusive services such as spacious panoramic balconies, a large garage, and private parking spaces. The versatile architectural structure and the vastness of the square footage make the villa not only an excellent private home but also an ideal investment for luxury hotels or for organising high-profile corporate and cultural events.
Located in Lodi, the position combines the charm of the Lombardy countryside with strategic proximity to Milan. The city offers a context rich in history, between the Romanesque Duomo and Piazza della Vittoria, uniting the gentle pace of provincial life with renowned gastronomic and cultural excellence.
Lodi is a city of art in the Po Valley, situated on the right bank of the Adda River, known for its well-preserved medieval and Renaissance historic centre. Founded in 1158 by Frederick Barbarossa after the destruction of ancient Laus Pompeia, the city is now a tranquil and liveable provincial capital, set within a territory with a strong agricultural vocation but strategically close to Milan.
Services: 100 mt
Malpensa Airport: 97 km
Milan: 57 km
Train station: 7 km
Motorway: 17 km
