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Bresso – At the edfe of Milan, nestled in a lush private park, stands the historic Villa Patellani – Rivolta, a superb example of 18th-century Lombard architecture, characterized by the typical U-shaped layout.
The central entrance, adorned with half busts and a spectacular brightness, leads to the scenic stone staircase: looking up, one can admire the refined fresco on the ceiling. The apartment, located on the first floor, opens with a large living room overlooking the park, providing natural light to the entire space. From the living room, there is direct access to all other rooms, without any wasted space: dining area with a loft used as a TV room, eat-in kitchen, master bedroom with en suite bathroom, additional bedroom and a study, second bathroom, along with a practical laundry area and storage room.
The unit is in excellent condition and is immediately habitable. Wooden frames with double glazing ensure silence and effective thermal insulation. The property is completed by a basement cellar and the exclusive use of a double covered parking space. Construction period: 18th century.
Villa Patellani – De Bortoli – Rivolta in Bresso today presents itself as an elegant historic residence completely isolated from the surrounding context, enclosed in a private garden bordered by a high perimeter wall, while most of the ancient park is now open to the public. The vast park still retains traces of the original Baroque layout, visible in the two large intersecting avenues; hidden in the greenery emerge two stone cherubs, a precious testimony of a now disappeared fountain.'
Bresso is located in the northern high plains of the Po Valley, in a strategic position at the southern edge of the lower Brianza. The municipal territory is situated north of the Martesana Canal, between the Seveso River—along whose eastern bank the town lies—and the Lambro River, in a typically urban environment, but with valuable green areas.
The municipality is almost entirely urbanized, except for the eastern strip included in the Parco Nord Milano, a large green lung of the metropolitan area, within which the airport is also located. This combination of urban fabric and green spaces makes Bresso particularly balanced for those who wish to live on the outskirts of the city without giving up contact with nature.
Part of the urban area of Greater Milan, Bresso directly borders Milan, Sesto San Giovanni, Cinisello Balsamo, Cusano Milanino, and Cormano, thus being perfectly integrated into the metropolitan context. The distance of only 8 km from Piazza del Duomo in Milan highlights its convenience: a human-scale residential reality, immediately connected to the city's vibrant heart.
Another strength is the accessibility to the main airports:
Milan – Bresso Airport: located within the municipal territory and immersed in Parco Nord, it is an airport primarily dedicated to general aviation, flight school, and private aeronautical activities.
Milan Linate: reachable by car in a short time thanks to the connection with the Milanese ring roads.,
Milan Malpensa: connected via the motorway network (A8/A4) and shuttle services from Milan; from Bresso, it is easy to reach the shuttle departure points in the city or proceed directly by car.
In summary, living in Bresso means benefiting from an excellent network of connections: Milan city center is easily reachable both by public transport and by car, while all three main Lombardy airports are conveniently accessible, a detail particularly appreciated by those who often travel for work or pleasure.