1,500,000 €
30 bedrooms villa, 2500 m² Gonzaga, Mantua (province)
Main Features
Description
In the province of Mantua, this recently renovated building for sale, is located a few steps from the city center. Built around 1460 by Luca Fancelli for the Gonzaga family, the property is arranged on a square base, and is divided into several levels for a total internal surface of approximately 2.000 sq m. When it passed into the hands of the current owners, in 1985, the house was subjected to laborious renovations works that have brought to light about 500 sq m of frescoes of the '700, the work of Pietro Mazzoccoli, who on behalf of the Marquis Nerli embellished the forty rooms of the residence. The property is not only adorned with frescoes but also by domes, high coffered ceilings, niches and fountains. The building lends itself perfectly to receive important events and luxurious and exclusive ceremonies. Externally, the estate is accompanied by a magnificent garden that welcomes guests along a long driveway to then arrive at the entrance of the property.
Ref. 1603
https://www.lionard.com/wonderful-palace-for-sale-in-the-province-of-mantua.html
Ref. 1603
https://www.lionard.com/wonderful-palace-for-sale-in-the-province-of-mantua.html
Details
- Property Type
- Villa
- Condition
- Completely restored/Habitable
- Living area
- 2500 m²
- Bedrooms
- 30
- Bathrooms
- 9
- Energy Efficiency Rating
- + 176
- Reference
- RIF.1603
Distance from:
Distances are calculated in a straight line
Information about Gonzaga
- Elevation
- 22 m a.s.l.
- Total area
- 49.88 km²
- Landform
- Flatland
- Population
- 8758
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Contact Agent
Via De' Tornabuoni, 1, Firenze, Firenze
+39 055 0548100 +39 02 25061442 / +39 02 25061442
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