Villa La Serenella Historical Residences
Villa La Serenella, located in the countryside just outside the city of Verona, was designed and built in the 16th century by the celebrated architect Andrea Palladio and provides a stunning historic residence for those in search of a truly exclusive place where to enjoy a vacation in Italy's Veneto region.
Guests approach the villa via an avenue which runs alongside an enchanting Italian garden; this latter home to a number of classical statues, a Liberty style lodge, and a tiny chapel. On the principal façade of the villa, complete with four plain columns, a great family crest is clearly visible.
Villa La Serenella is comprised of a large entrance lobby, kitchen, and Pompeian style lounge on the ground floor; a spacious living room, three double and two single bedrooms on the first floor; and additional rooms on the second floor. All rooms are elegantly appointed, offering a delightful combination of old world luxury and modern comfort. The villa is available for exclusive use for holiday rents, parties, meetings, and receptions.
The villa is not available for partial rent.
Villa La Serenella Location
Villa La Serenella is situated in Veneto's Valpolicella area, in the countryside where some of Italy's most famous wines are produced; wines such as Amarone, Soave, and Bardolino.
The villa lies just outside Verona, the city known worldwide for its Arena, where internationally acclaimed operas and theatrical shows are performed, and for the many places linked to Shakespeare's romantic tale of Romeo and Juliet.
Within easy driving distance of the villa one finds Lake Garda, Peschiera, and a number of superb golf courses.
Villa La Serenella Address
Historical Residences
Via Chiesa, 10 - 37029
San Pietro in Cariano di Valpolicella
(Verona)
Ph. +39 045 8001148
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