20 bedrooms palace, 3000 m²

Certosa di Pavia, Pavia (province)

This Palazzo is a splendid villa di delizia from the 18th century-an extraordinary example of Lombard architecture during the transition between the Rococo style-reflected in its elegance, proportions, and decorative lightness-and Neoclassicism, from which it draws sobriety and symmetry. The result is a remarkably coherent and refined aesthetic and architectural vision.

The estate is located in the heart of a small but distinguished town, within a protected natural area, just 15 minutes from Milan.

The villa comprises a central body flanked by two lateral wings, three courtyards with service buildings, and a garden of approximately 6,000 square meters, originally designed to open scenographically toward the Ticino River.

The main body, spanning over 3,000 square meters across two floors plus mezzanines and a semi-basement, is centered around a majestic double-height hall, entirely decorated, with an unusually expansive gallery above.

A rare elliptical chapel, enfilade rooms with original decorations, and preserved period materials all testify to the property's high historical and architectural value. All spaces feature vaulted ceilings-even the semi-basement, which originally housed service areas. Ceilings throughout the main floors are entirely decorated.

The entire estate is distinguished by a refined, luminous, and graceful elegance, enhanced by masterful use of natural light and exceptional acoustics. It is a space that moves and inspires those who enter.

Much of the complex requires restoration, offering a unique opportunity for a targeted redevelopment as a prestigious residence, luxury hospitality venue, event space, or institutional headquarters.

A true architectural masterpiece-waiting to be restored to its original splendor.

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