Historic 1460 Villa With Frescoes In Sorgà, Verona

seven rooms and seven bathrooms, a caretaker's house, warehouses with rustics, swimming pool, and possibility to annex a Barchessa with stables and farmhouse of other 1,100 square meters and 2,500 square meters of land with a poplar grove. Inside the villa there are lots of valuable frescoes wanted by Muzio Gonzaga, son of the Duke of Mantova and attributable to the school of Giulio Romano, pupil of the great Raffaello. The villa of about 500 square meters still retains its fifteenth-century layout with the superimposition of interventions of the 500 and 700 as evidenced by the portals and window profiles and its perspective frescoes.

It is disposed of on three levels, including the attic, and has five bedrooms, three lounge areas and bathrooms. Near this property there is the 'House da Gastaldo' of about 150 square meters, with six rooms and bathrooms. The bed and breakfast is composed of seven bedrooms, perfectly refurbished and very well furnished with bright family bathrooms and an autonomous air conditioning system. The complex with a stable - porch - barn and farmhouses of about 1,100 square meters are constructions of the first half of the nineteenth century and for this reason need a major refurbishing. An ample garden with roses located at the entrance of the property and on the backside, and some warehouses of 700 square meters placed on the back as well as arable fields and poplar groves complete this property. The real estate complex is for sale both entirely and partially.