luxury houses with reception room for sale Paratico, Italy

In the heart of the classic Valpolicella, a land of outstanding wines and breathtaking landscapes, stands this unique residence-a perfect blend of history, elegance, and charm. Just a few kilometers from Verona and the shores of Lake Garda, this property captivates with its timeless beauty, nestled within a centuries-old park featuring olive trees, fruit orchards, and vineyards spanning approximately one hectare. At the heart of the estate lies an 18th-century farmhouse, carefully restored to enhance its rustic charm while embracing modern luxury. Elegant spaces welcome guests: a grand living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a professional kitchen, a porch overlooking the garden, and a charming underground wine cellar-perfect for tastings and gourmet events. The sleeping area, spread across the first floor and attic, boasts seven exquisite suites, each with a private bathroom, including one enhanced with a sauna, Turkish bath, and a cozy lounge. The relaxation area offers an exclusive oasis of well-being, featuring a cascading heated pool, a whirlpool tub, and a patio with a minibar. Adjacent to it, a newly built dépendance houses two independent suites with panoramic glass walls. The property is completed by two parking areas and a charming 13th-century chapel, an enchanting setting for weddings and special events. This residence is the perfect place to live, host, or create unforgettable experiences, whether as a prestigious primary home or a refined country Resort.

Villa Vecelli, Cavriani, Ruffini is a Venetian villa that dates back to the first half of the XVIII century. It is situated in Mozzecane, a town in the province of Verona. The Veronese architect Adriano Cristofali was responsible for its building project. The Villa is located a little more than a kilometer from the Via Postumia, and it is close to Strada Mantovana, the only road that used to connect the North of Europe with the South of Italy. The Vecelli family was responsible for the seventeenthcentury building of the villa. Adopted by Verona, they might have originally come from the province of Vicenza or Treviso. The Marquees of Cavriani were instead one of the most prominent noble families in Mantua. The Villa is concived as a traditional venetian one: the main building, the two sides minor buildings and the double Brolo are representative elements of that time. The sides buildings host a restaurant (suitable for weddings and events), and the “Residenza di Vecelli Cavriani” which provides 8 bedrooms furnished in the Ville style. In the second half of the seventeenth century, the Vecelli’s family took over the Villa which belonged to the Montresor family, and entrusted the restoration project to the Venetian neoclassicism exponent Adriano Cristofali. From the start, the family wanted to create a building as magnificent as the other villas of the time. In the 1811 Villa Vecelli became the property of the Cavriani family from Mantova. They brought the villa to its highest notoriety and, among others, it hosted the King of Naples. During the Austrian domination, the building was first used as barracks and later as a hospital. For decades, the Villa had been completely abandoned. It is only thanks to the important restauration work wanted by the new owner that it is now back to its original beauty.

Built in the late 19th century on the slopes overlooking the evocative valley of Arco, Villa Miravalle is a historic residence of enduring character. Over the years, it served as the home of prominent families of German origin until 1919, when it was acquired by the Italian Government, before returning to private ownership in 1947. This distinguished estate comprises a main villa featuring an impressive reception hall of over 175 sqm (approx. 1,884 sq ft) and three double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Outdoors, an elegant indoor/outdoor swimming pool opens onto a scenographic courtyard adorned with staircases, fountains, and refined ornamental plantings. The property further includes two independent guesthouses and the former olive mill, now thoughtfully converted into a wine cellar and events space. Enhancing the estate is a large garage of approximately 365 sqm (approx. 3,928 sq ft), as well as an olive grove of around five hectares (approx. 12.36 acres), ideally sun-exposed, contributing to the property's distinctive character. The view extends towards Lake Garda, where at sunset the waters take on deep red hues, framed by the surrounding mountain landscape of wooded slopes and rocky ridges. The location is strategic: less than 15 minutes from the lake, approximately one and a half hours from Madonna di Campiglio, and just 30 minutes from the A22 motorway exit.