Historic Art Nouveau villa with a guesthouse, just a stone's throw from the city

A historic residence with noble origins, dating back to the early decades of the 1800s and linked to Napoleonic lineage, this charming villa remains intact today, set in a setting that has remained unchanged over the centuries, untouched by the city’s architectural barriers. Spanning two floors and featuring spacious rooms, it offers bright, open spaces on all sides, with windows primarily facing east, south, and west, and a particularly striking entrance façade in perfect Art Nouveau style. The ground floor features two living rooms and a traditional dining room with a kitchen and fireplace, while the upper floor houses the spacious bedrooms. There are two bathrooms: a large one spanning both floors, primarily serving the sleeping area and accessible via the majestic staircase connecting them, and a smaller one on the ground floor, adjacent to the service exit. Behind the villa are the newer structures: the agricultural shed on the ground floor and the guesthouse, comprising a living area, bathroom, two bedrooms, and a spacious cellar. Outside, the grounds feature a variety of vegetation, with plants adding color to the courtyard, a lawn that allows direct contact with the earth, and majestic trees that surround and protect the house. Beyond the courtyard, to the side and slightly higher up, lie the farmlands, where olive trees predominate and complete the typical stately estate with a rural character. A place where you can enjoy the charm of Art Nouveau and the countryside at the same time, in the tranquility of the countryside, without sacrificing the comforts of the city, just beyond the green trees.