At the foot of Colle Cidneo, in Brescia’s prestigious panoramic hillside area, this distinguished 18th-century villa was meticulously restored in the early 2000s. The 951 sqm internal surface is arranged over three principal living levels, with two generous symmetrical wings and an independent annexe. A 2,300 sqm terraced garden surrounds the residence, offering privacy, mature trees, level terraces, an above-ground swimming pool and sweeping views across the historic city skyline. The villa includes five bedrooms and five bathrooms, alongside splendid frescoed reception rooms designed for both family life and entertaining. Original features include decorated coffered ceilings, period frescoes, painted lunettes, antique terracotta floors and a sculpted stone fireplace. The ground floor opens naturally onto the garden and also incorporates a private independent apartment. Two stone staircases lead to the main living quarters, where bright drawing rooms, dining rooms and liveable kitchens combine historic character with contemporary functionality. The top floor is dedicated to the sleeping area, with attic spaces illuminated by skylights and windows, exposed timber beams and traces of historic frescoes. Set on the lower terrace, the two-storey independent annexe is currently used as a studio and could become a guest loft or staff accommodation. This refined residence combines heritage, generous entertaining spaces and a secluded green setting, while remaining close to Brescia’s cultural centre and key transport links.
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