luxury house with terrace for sale Pieve di Soligo, Italy

Located on the Belvedere hill, above the charming historic center of Cison di Valmarino, nominated one of Italy's Most Beautiful Villages, this villa offers a unique and privileged position with breathtaking panoramic views. Built in 2002, the villa spans 600 sqm and boasts timeless architectural features, including local stone and wooden beams, blending harmoniously with the landscape. The interiors are illuminated by natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Generously proportioned living rooms featuring traditional fireplaces, a fully equipped kitchen, five bedrooms with ample wardrobe space, a study, six bathrooms, and a Finnish sauna offer ample living space for ultimate comfort and convenience. Additionally, a spacious games room or gym, a large attic, a livable cellar, and technical rooms, including abundant storage space, further enhance the property's appeal. The tranquility of the property is guaranteed by the context which, with minimal noise and discreet neighboring villas, ensures privacy and serenity. Thanks to low energy consumption resulting from a photovoltaic system and excellent connectivity to nearby airports, the Dolomites, and a nearby helipad, this villa offers a perfect balance of luxury and comfort. Completing the property are an adjacent garage and a spacious garden. Convenient access to road networks and local amenities makes this villa an ideal retreat for those seeking the utmost in elegance and quality of life.

In the picturesque hills 5 minutes from the centre of Conegliano, one can find this elegant country villa with park and caretaker's house dominates with boundless views the enchanting surrounding landscape listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List. The villa has been completely renovated preserving its peculiarity of extreme refinement deliberately devoid of excesses with bright rooms and high standards of comfort. The entrance hall with exposed staircase leads to the main living room with fireplace and large panoramic portico heated and closed by sliding glass windows, dining room and kitchen with another portico with fireplace, a sitting room, bathroom and bedroom. On the first floor, a generous hallway serves a further 3 double bedrooms, one of which has a living room with fireplace and private bathroom in addition to the one on the floor, an adjoining walk-in closet and a glassed-in study for admiring the surrounding views. In the basement is a wine cellar. Adjacent is a triple garage and a gatekeeper's house. The park, with a recreation area and a vast hillside olive grove, is completed by a greenhouse and annexed tool shed with service driveway. The property is protected by sophisticated security and video surveillance systems to enjoy all the private spaces and areas in serenity.

Montello, one of the most important natural areas in the Veneto region, is a slight mountain relief just a few minutes from the city of Treviso, much appreciated for its environmental and landscape qualities rich in blooming greenery, for its quietness and absence of traffic, for this reason it has been chosen since ancient times as a place of spiritual retreat by Benedictine monks. It is in one the most privileged spots for its extraordinary panoramic views and enchanting environmental context that the artistic genius of one of the most important local architects of the 20th century, celebrated in several publications, found its expression. The villa, dominating and developed on a single floor although internally on two slightly staggered levels, is characterised by generous porticoes with an evocative flooring in the characteristic original Possagno terracotta. Inside, the cosy living area is enhanced by fully glazed walls that give it pleasant natural light and from which one of them you can always enjoy the extraordinary views of the large two-hectare private park and the incredible views of the surrounding countryside as far as the exquisite Collalto hills on the other side of the limpid waters of the Piave River. The dining area, which during joyous summer dinners can be set up in the adjoining portico, is conveniently located between the living room and the kitchen a few steps higher up. The star of the interior is the large tiled stube built in the centre of the villa, which generates such a pleasant warmth in the house that minimal use is made by the heating system. Also standing out is the voluminous interior of the living room characterised by the beautiful exposed beams in bleached wood. The sleeping area is distributed in a double bedroom and two other small bedrooms now used as a study and wardrobe room. The floor is completed by a windowed bathroom and a short section of stairs that connects the accessory service rooms below, a pantry storage room and a technical room. To embellish the property, interior lights in Murano glass, an artist's painting on the entrance wall and a capacious Jacuzzi located under the portico ready to offer the most complete relaxation surrounded by absolute peace. The temperate climate of this dry and slightly breezy micro-area makes you appreciate even more the twenty-one thousand metres of protected and safeguarded garden with its tall native plants and a typical karst sinkhole, which recall the rich biodiversity of Montello, considered a true paradise for lovers of trekking on foot, on horseback or by cycling. The property, lit and served by two entrances with parking areas and walkways, also has an authorised outdoor storage area. The healthy, well-maintained and well-preserved villa requires light restoration and retains building potential for possible extension. It is also very well connected to the airport, Venice, the Dolomites and the Adriatic Sea too.

In one of the most evocative landscapes of the Venetian hills protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for their beauty and celebrated over the centuries by poets and painters such as Giambattista Cima da Conegliano, stands this majestic eighteenth-century residence, formerly the luxurious home of the noble family Malvolti, in the fortress complex of the city and erected within the ancient defensive walls around the medieval castle of which it still preserves the tower of the 13th century above the millennial city gate on the highest point of the hill overlooking the historic center. The villa in its overall development has a consistency of about 1000 square meters on various levels in addition to the adjoining guardian's house and capacious garages within the secular private park of over 4000 square meters with swimming pool, and has been further enriched over the centuries with valuable balconies from Palladian Venetian villas, fireplaces and elements both decorative and functional always to emphasize the unique character and important history of this property. The complex was radically renovated a few decades ago and now presents itself with a large part in good condition of use to be perfected with a light renovation as well as the adjoining guest quarters and a portion, the older one, however, unrefined but ready to be costumized with the missing finishing touches. The particular context in which it is inserted, together with the characteristics of the park, offers the property a total privacy and absolute confidentiality wrapped by the lush greenery of the park, surrounded by the historic walls, and also by the intense and neat green of the natural environment characterized by a great quietness since it is a particularly silent area whose transit is reserved for residents, ensuring the pleasure of using the outdoor areas equipped around the pool and the delightful solarium patio in front of the villa in addition to the panoramic terraces. The exclusive dominating position, with its towers and wide balconies, allows to enjoy spectacular 360-degree open views of unlimited beauty of the scenery around, extending from the Venetian plain to the Pre-Alps chain in the background and the most beautiful hills of the upper Treviso area decorated by the picturesque vineyards of Prosecco, a typical production of the area and famous all over the world. With the central square also reachable by feet in just a few minutes, the many services offered by the city are immediately accessible, while the nearby connection to the highway network ensures that you to reach Venice, and the international airport, in just 40 minutes and the Dolomites, with the iconic Cortina d'Ampezzo, in just a little over an hour.

Among the enchanting hillside landscapes listed for their beauty on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List, stands Villa Gentili: a charming historic complex dating back to the 1700s on a private hillside than more than 1 hectare complete with adjacencies, a park and a panoramic swimming pool.Characterized by a sober and elegant architectural style, the large manor house is developed on two floors, plus a basement cellar, in excellent overall condition thanks to the renovation and maintenance work constantly carried out over the years. The interiors, restored and equipped with every comfort, preserve the charming elements such as the original exposed wooden beams also with decorations, the marbles and floors of the period, the planking, the ancient fireplace and decorated ceilings, all with a functional internal distribution respecting the original plan, with large halls and generous rooms, complemented by modern bathrooms and service rooms. At the back, a large veranda allows outdoor spaces to complement the living area surrounded by greenery, in pleasing quietness and with complete privacy. To the side of the main villa a wing of the complex houses the spacious dependance, the only portion that would require some maintenance work, and as an annex, a cozy guesthouse developed on two levels for possible guests or recreational activities. Completing the complex is an outbuilding for garage use with capacity for six cars placed side by side, warehouse above and pertinential area for parking, all well defiladed from the villa to avoid any disturbance. The estate, isolated from other properties, offers a dominant position and total privacy further favored by the central location of the buildings. The centuries-old park in front is equipped with a subirrigation system, as well as potted plants, fed by a large rainwater drain and ancient well. On the hill behind, numerous olive trees, birch trees, rose bushes, conifers, cypresses, fruit trees up to the top where it has found its ideal location the large constantly sunny swimming pool, surrounded by paving and hidden from the neighborhood, with 360-degree views of the picturesque surroundings and served by hot water showers, indoor and outdoor lighting, sound system, cabins and a basement utility room for use as kitchen and storage as well as equipped green spaces. A private vineyard and vegetable garden are also on the far side, while at the opposite end is a lush woodland with the driveway leading to the villa's secondary access. Convenient to highway links with Venice and the Adriatic coast reachable in 45 minutes and the Dolomites less than an hour away. The city center of Vittorio Veneto just minutes away.

The elegant medieval village of Serravalle is known for its ancient noble palaces, castles, towers, and historic noble residences, which, together with the cobblestone streets and the refined Piazza Flaminio, give it significant historical and artistic value. Among the different buildings, this monumental 15th-century palace stands out, located between the square and the historic theater, the cultural heart of the town. Perfectly preserved, it features a high degree of stylistic consistency maintained over the centuries. Its imposing main facade still shows traces of frescoes and features two central biforas, a small balcony, and a lintel portico. The property, declared a heritage site of cultural interest, has a large private inner courtyard accessible through the portico and spans four levels: the ground floor, currently commercial but convertible; the piano nobile, rich in stuccoes, frescoes, and fireplaces with a sumptuous central hall; the second floor, also of noble setting, characterized by spacious and bright rooms; and finally the large attic. The palace offers pleasant views of the surrounding mountains, the sanctuary, and the village. Additionally, it is well connected to all the services in nearby Vittorio Veneto, from where Treviso, Venice, or the Dolomites can be easily and quickly reached.

The lush hills of the sunny Treviso foothills area near the city of Vittorio Veneto and at the foot of the Cansiglio, a protected environment of inestimable naturalistic heritage among the most important in Europe, are the ideal context where in 1640 the important Trojer family built this monumental villa, fully protected and cataloged in the register of Venetian Villas, which, with the whiteness of its majestic facade, stands out between the green of the park and the woods, and the blue of the sky on which Monte Pizzoc stands out on the background. Through an imposing framed arched portal you enter the property consisting of the very well exposed main villa, with a private chapel dedicated to the Madonna del Rosario, and to the east by generous adjacencies connected by a large porch for a total area of 2,000 square meters in a park of 2 hectares comprising a spacious fenced garden in front with a large courtyard interposed in addition to the private estate, all in a single body, mainly lawn and with various tree species. The villa is spread over three levels including the attic above the main floor and they are all perfectly habitable and only in need of a light restoration, while the adjacencies are to be refurbished even if structurally in order. With more than thirty rooms, of particular importanc are the very bright hall on the main floor with the elegant three-part entrance and other rooms with decorated chestnut beams, the rumpus room with the typical larin fireplace, the dining room with the original terracotta flooring and the large living room with the suggestive trusses of the wooden structure of the roof in plain sight as in the room of the old barn. Externally, the airy arcades of the porticoes and the continuum of arches of the two large lateral loggias, centrally interrupted by the double staircase in local sandstone and in harmony with the oval windows of the attic floor, underline the nobility of the villa, also embellished by the central elevation with coat of arms, baroque curls and elaborate pinnacles by master stonemasons of the time. The municipality of Fregona, famous for the renowned Torchiato and a production of DOP cheeses of absolute importance as well as a growing interest in the cultivation of the olive tree which the two hectares of the villa would lend, comfortably offers all the basic services in addition to those more important and complete than the nearby Vittorio Veneto. For pleasant moments of leisure, the fabulous 18-hole Cansiglio Golf Club is just a few minutes' drive away and is one of the best mountain courses in Europe. The motorway, rail and airport connections are also very convenient, as well as the possibility of reaching Venice and the Adriatic Sea or the best Dolomites with the iconic Cortina d'Ampezzo well connected in less than an hour.