Historic villa with park in the heart of Cavalese

In this villa, the composer Riccardo Zandonai composed "The Knights of Ekebù." It is no coincidence, as even today, 100 years later, the peace and silence of Via Cascata envelop this villa, despite being only a few hundred meters from the center of Cavalese and all its services. The villa consists of a historical part and a more recently built section that extends horizontally, where there is a spacious living area of about 70 square meters, organized around the tiled stove and overlooking the park through full-length glass walls. In the large entrance on the ground floor, we find the significant staircase leading to the upper floors, all the service spaces on the ground floor (including the kitchen), and access to the living area. On the first floor, the master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en suite bathroom opens onto the covered terrace of about 26 square meters. Completing the floor is a second double bedroom, also with an en suite bathroom. On the second floor, partially attic, there are 2 more bedrooms with 2 bathrooms and service areas. On the ground floor, there is also a garage of about 35 square meters and a covered parking space. Access to the property is through 2 different gates, and the entire perimeter of the park is fenced. The park, which measures about 3800 square meters, is partly flat and green, partly with tall fir trees, and planted with various flowering plants. There is also a barbecue area with an open view towards Cermis. Adjacent to the property is a second garage, recently built, of about 75 square meters.