Single family villa via Magre, Asolo

This architectural jewel, a truly completely restored Venetian Villa, is located at the foot of the historic center of Asolo, on the top of a slope from which it dominates the valley in front, offering a 360° view of the beauty of the Asolo hills.
The villa is surrounded by a park of approximately 3 hectares including the garden, well-kept and organized with an automatic irrigation system, electric lights and a piped music system, a Prosecco Docg vineyard, a tennis and five-a-side football pitch, a swimming pool and a wooded area. The main house is a Villa dating back to the 17th century, which has been the subject of a very recent complete renovation which has enhanced its historical elements: the Venetian terrazzo or marble floor, the stuccos and decorations on the walls, the beams... but which at the same time has able to give the property the freshness of a contemporary environment that meets the needs of modern habitability.
The house is divided into three floors organized in the classic Venetian form: a large living room in the center and side rooms organized on the ground floor into: kitchen , dining room, study, bathroom and laundry room; on the first floor: three bedrooms and bathroom; on the second floor in useful large closets, two of which can be adapted into bedrooms. A basement floor, of great charm for the ancient and secret atmosphere that can be felt, connects the house to the annex; the latter, a truly modern house, is equipped with a kitchen, dining room, bedroom, large attic, gym and spa room with sauna and Turkish bath. There are no possible comparisons for this property: its historic nature and at the same time contemporary, magnificent and welcoming, reserved and yet standing out in the center of a timeless panorama like that of Asolo, making it an authentic jewel that has no equal except in dreams!

We are in Asolo, a renowned medieval village that was the residence of many Italian and international celebrities such as the theater actress Eleonora Duse, the pianist and orchestra director Gianfrancesco Malipiero, the British writer and traveler Freya Stark.
A tourist destination recognized for its ancient charm and its architectural beauties, this the place has also been defined as: "The city of a hundred horizons" by the Italian poet Giosuè Carducci due to the green hills and magnificent views that surround it.
The town is also an important economic center that has flourished around the clothing and footwear industry and hosts the production of the famous Prosecco Docg wine, sharing the agricultural and food and wine culture of the nearby Unesco heritage lands of Conegliano Valdobbiadene. The city is located 25 km from the city of Bassano del Grappa, another well-known tourist destination, 40 km from Treviso and 80 km from Venice and at the foot of the Venetian Dolomites which can be reached in a day for a day on the snow or for an enchanting excursion through the woods and ridges.