Palace with Garden in Lake Garda, Veneto

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The herringbone parquet, white walls, and natural light flooding the rooms immediately introduce the character of this multi-story palace: a spacious, intricate property designed to accommodate a generous yet private domestic life. Some interior details, such as the built-in wardrobe, clean finishes, and glass surfaces in certain areas, create an orderly and contemporary atmosphere, while the fireplace adds a more intimate counterpoint. This is a home that alternates between openness and intimacy, with spaces that change tone throughout the day, following the light and the rhythms of its inhabitants. The numbers clearly convey the property's significance: 1,750 square meters of commercial space spread over three levels, 30 rooms in total, 12 bedrooms, and 11 bathrooms. A configuration of this size allows for the imagination of a representative residence, a home for a large family, or a setting suitable for a hospitality project, always respecting its residential identity. The presence of a 100-square-meter cellar further expands the possibilities of use, offering a valuable space for storage, service, or preservation. Outside, the private garden of 1,800 square meters creates a natural extension of the house and leads daily life toward a more open dimension, in direct connection with the greenery. The architectural notes emerging from the exteriors add personality to the ensemble: warm-toned facades, triple-arched windows, wrought iron balconies, ceramic brick paths, and a stone fountain that punctuates the open space. The brick fireplace also contributes to the property's distinctiveness, placing it in an orderly residential context with green areas, hedges, and tall trees. Opening the windows, strolling through the garden, pausing by the fountain, or gathering around the fireplace in the evening are simple gestures that here gain continuity and measure. The countryside setting, combined with the presence of distant hills, accompanies daily life with a sense of tranquility that is never isolated but part of an inhabited and harmonious landscape. The vast interior spaces allow for alternating shared moments and more intimate times, while the exterior invites one to experience the seasons naturally, with paths through the greenery and areas dedicated to relaxation or conviviality. A property of this scale finds its value in the balance between size, privacy, and versatility. Castelnuovo del Garda provides a recognizable context in the Veneto region, in the province of Verona, and completes the profile of a palace that can credibly interpret both the role of a grand private residence and that of a hospitality destination, thanks to spaces already capable of supporting a broad vision of living.