KEY POINTS:

• Originally built in 1700

• Rebuilt in 1926

• Venetian floors

• Marble staircase

• Additional building

• Large private park

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

A short walk from the centre of Noventa di Piave, easily accessible from the motorway and close to all amenities, we present a Palladian villa of historical and architectural interest, complete with barchessa, set in a large wooded park of 18,000 square metres.

Originally built in 1926 as Villa Ca Zorzi, it was built on the ruins of Villa Emilia, dating back to 1700, which was destroyed during the First World War. During the Second World War, it served as the headquarters of the German command, before becoming the headquarters of the Allied command.

This magnificent villa, with three floors above ground and a basement, welcomes you with a spacious entrance hall with a ceiling height of over 4 metres, decorated with a fine Venetian floor.

A stately marble staircase leads to the hall on the first floor, which has a wooden floor and overlooks the loggia. From these central rooms, wide corridors give access to some 20 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, as well as to panoramic terraces overlooking the park.

The Barchessa, on two levels above ground, has a delightful south-facing portico and a spacious barn with beamed ceilings.

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DISTANCES:

• Venice International Airport 35 km

• Venice 45 km

• Treviso 30 km

• Cortina d’Ampezzo 160 km

• Sea 23 km