Historic Villa with Pool in Veneto's Lubiara

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The exposed wooden beams, decorative frescoes, and a large arch with stained glass windows immediately set the tone for this 16th-century villa, a property that combines substantial dimensions with an authentic character. The rooms convey a solid and lived-in presence, filled with natural light streaming through wooden windows, light wood floors, and diagonally laid terracotta tiles, with details that provide warmth without artifice. The stone fireplace also contributes to this cozy, domestic yet theatrical atmosphere, capable of conveying the weight of history without sacrificing everyday livability. Spread over three levels and developed on a commercial area of 1,310 square meters, the villa offers 20 rooms, 5 bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms, with spaces suitable for a grand residence. The presence of the cellar adds an additional element of substance to a home designed to welcome, preserve, and deeply experience every season of the year. Outside, the 400 square meter private garden creates an immediate connection with the open dimension of the property, while the observable architectural notes present the image of a complex with tiled roofs, plastered facades, and arched porticoes, set in a context with a strong connection to the rural landscape. The stone wall surrounding the greenery helps define a secluded and protected space. Around it, the presence of vineyards, olive groves, trees, and green hills accompanies the property with visual continuity, and the pool nestled among the lawn, vegetation, and paved area further expands the dialogue between the house and outdoor spaces. It is an ensemble that maintains rare proportions, where the vastness does not disperse but organizes, and every element seems to participate in the same idea of permanence. Opening the windows, crossing the porticoes, lingering by the fireplace, or sharing an important meal in a room with exposed beams are gestures that here acquire a different, fuller, and more measured quality. The villa lends itself to a way of living that alternates intimacy and representation, quiet moments and convivial occasions, always with the agricultural landscape as a discreet yet constant presence. The context of Lubiara, in the Veronese region, reinforces this sense of balance, offering a direct connection with the Venetian countryside and a living rhythm where the exterior is not just a backdrop but a concrete part of the day. A property of this scale, with origins in the 1500s, 20 rooms, and such a recognizable layout, finds its value in the coherence between history, spaces, and context. In Lubiara, in the province of Verona, the villa presents itself as a residence of strong identity, suitable for those seeking an important home or a structure capable of hosting a representation or hospitality project, always respecting its nature.