Charming historical mansion

Just a few steps from the centre of Santa Lucia di Piave, this 17th-century villa is an authentic historical treasure. Inhabited throughout the 20th century by the painter Salvadoretti, it was a meeting point for important political and cultural figures of the time. It is said that Napoleon Bonaparte himself stayed there, adding an aura of mystery and prestige to its already rich history. The villa is spread over three floors and is divided into two units - one measuring 100 square metres and the other 430 square metres - offering great versatility. The layout of the spaces preserves the privacy between the two units, making it perfect also for those wishing to start a prestigious accommodation facility. Already used as a bed and breakfast in the past, it can easily be restored as such. The villa's interior, spacious and bright, retains its original charm thanks to the wooden coffered ceilings, which create a cosy and timeless atmosphere. The property comprises three bedrooms and three bathrooms, with well-organised and comfortable spaces. The dining area, with a wooden kitchen and a refined marble sink, is perfect for enjoying convivial moments. Two rooms stand out for their large windows: one used as a greenhouse, which lets in generous natural light, and the other used as a living room, ideal for relaxing. The interior spaces are completed by a study room and a large room currently used for storage, which can easily be converted into a gymnasium or adapted to any other need. The private garden, which extends on two sides of the villa, is an oasis of tranquillity and privacy despite being in a central location and close to all services. At the end of the visit, we realise how this residence has spanned the centuries while maintaining - indeed, increasing! - its charm and prestige. A property that tells a story of art, culture and tradition, ready to write a new chapter as an exclusive residence or enchanting accommodation solution.