9 bedroom Villa for sale in Verona, Veneto

Ideally located in Adige Park, just a few kilometres from the heart of the fabulous city of Verona, this stunning villa dates back to 1750 and has been beautifully restored.

The villa used to be the summer residence of the Conti Messedaglia and today the property is divided into three luxury guest accommodations with Jacuzzi.

The villa is surrounded by 4 hectares of land with garden, a pretty pool with hydro massage and a romantic lake, where one can relax under the beautiful weeping willow.

The villa comes with around 1,250m2 of living space composed as below:
Villa: 600m2 with 6 rooms, 2 kitchen, 2 living and dining room.
Guest house: 200m2 with 3 rooms and kitchen
Rustico: 180m2
Mezzanine: 220m2 currently a chill out room
Atelier: 50m2

In the villa there is an under floor heating system by WIESMAN which is one of the latest versions.
Guest house are equipped with A/C split and radiators.
Cooler

The villa, considering the position, doesn't really needs A/C, because it always benefits from the lovely breeze of its location in the Adige Park, but equipped with air pump and thermic roof.

The guest rooms are equipped with A/C split.
Gas
Kitchen and heater system is working with natural gas
Solar panel
2 accumulators of 800 litres for a total of 1,600 litres
Fireplace
In the main villa, there are 3 fireplaces.
In the guest house, there are 2 fireplaces.

Irrigation system
The full garden is equipped with irrigation system and supported by 2 artesian wells with a capacity of 1200 litres per minutes.
Roof
Roof are thermo ventilated, "E" energy category.
Jacuzzi
The main villa is equipped with 2 Jacuzzi bath with Sauna.
The guest house are also equipped with Jacuzzi bath with sauna.
Garden equipment
Lamborghini tractor
2 professional Lawn mowers
All equipment needed for the full garden maintenance.

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Features

Reference199206

Price3,500,000 EUR

Bedrooms

9

Bathrooms

9

Floor Space

1,250.0m2

Land Area

4.0 Ha

Fees Paid By Seller

It does not cost you anything to purchase this property through us

Hot Tub or Sauna

Existing hot tub or sauna

Air Conditioning

Existing in one or more rooms

Fireplace

Has open fireplace or woodburner

Renewable Energy

Has solar, wind, hydro or other renewable power

Possible Extra Dwellings

Has suitable building for conversion

Good Condition

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