Historic Villa With Park In Brescia's Panoramic Area
Prestigious 18th-century residence of 951 square metres, skilfully restored and set within a splendid terraced garden
Estate with a self-contained annexe, magnificent original frescoed reception rooms and decorated ceilings
At the foot of the verdant Colle Cidneo, in Brescia's prestigious and exclusive Panoramic Area, stands an imposing historic villa dating back to the 18th century, meticulously and elegantly restored in the early 2000s. With its noble, well-proportioned layout, the building rises with a warm-toned façade enhanced by classic shutters and wrought-iron balconies, blending seamlessly into the contours of the surrounding landscape. This exceptional property extends over an impressive internal surface area of 951 square metres, skilfully arranged across three main residential levels and currently divided into two spacious, symmetrical wings, accompanied by a generous self-contained annexe. Framing the residence is a magnificent 2300-square-metre terraced garden, an oasis of absolute tranquillity offering superb views across the entire profile of the ancient city. The harmonious combination of invaluable architectural heritage, the impeccable provision of five bedrooms, five bathrooms, spacious frescoed reception rooms, and abundant outdoor areas enriched by a usable above-ground swimming pool, creates a proposition of the highest calibre for those seeking timeless elegance.
The entrance on the ground floor immediately reveals the residence's distinguished character, welcoming a series of spacious rooms currently designed as areas for the entire family to gather and socialise. Perfect for intimate private concerts or elegant receptions, these volumes are enhanced by original 18th-century works of art: looking upwards, one can admire extraordinary coffered ceilings masterfully decorated with intricate geometric motifs, while the walls display period frescoes in excellent condition. Majestic doors, sometimes surmounted by delightful painted lunettes, lead from one room to the next, revealing a succession of invaluable details. An imposing carved-stone fireplace helps warm the atmosphere of the grand interiors, enhancing the value of the antique original terracotta flooring. Every room on this level opens generously onto the greenery outside, ensuring uninterrupted flow between 18th-century architecture and nature. A welcoming independent apartment has also been created in a well-defined area of this floor, designed to ensure privacy for a single family member.
Two distinct and striking stone staircases lead to the upper floors, serving the two symmetrical wings that make up the main residence. The first wing opens onto a grand living room flooded with natural light, alongside a dining room and a live-in kitchen with direct access to the garden. The second wing, equally majestic, enchants guests with spaces of unparalleled charm: one of the dining rooms features lavish wall panelling and a ceiling embellished with blue and gold decorations of extraordinary visual impact. The kitchen area in this section, modern and streamlined in design, engages surprisingly with the refined painted friezes adorning the upper walls, bearing witness to a restoration that has masterfully combined different eras. The villa's top floor is entirely dedicated to the sleeping area. These attic spaces, made airy by large skylights and windows, feature intimate sloping ceilings supported by substantial exposed wooden beams, while delicate sections of ancient frescoes still emerge on the walls, lending a touch of romantic history to the bedrooms and ensuring quiet, secluded rest away from the liveliness of the reception areas.
The inestimable value of this residence is mirrored in its generous outdoor spaces, where the large private park follows the hill's contours through broad, meticulously maintained level terraces. Within this verdant setting, punctuated by tall trees and defined walkways, stands a large above-ground swimming pool, ideal for warm summer days. On the lower terrace stands the spacious self-contained annexe, a fine two-storey building served by a practical spiral staircase. Currently used as a study, this structure lends itself to countless functional interpretations: with minimal personalisation, it can easily be transformed into a bright guest loft or comfortable independent accommodation for service staff, benefiting from easy access and complete autonomy from the villa's main building.
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