In the heart of Gressoney-Saint-Jean, where the mountains open onto a landscape of rare beauty and Monte Rosa accompanies the view in every season, stands Villa Laubenò, a residence dating from the early twentieth century. Free-standing on all four sides, it preserves the charm and elegance of the great historic Alpine homes.
The villa’s location is one of its most precious features. From Villa Laubenò’s terraces, the view opens across the valley and, among the greenery and mountains, reaches the distinctive outline of Savoy Castle, one of the most representative and evocative landmarks of Gressoney-Saint-Jean.
Here, the mountain is not merely a backdrop but becomes an integral part of the home’s experience. In every season, the landscape changes: snow in winter, woods and trails in summer, and the peaks of Monte Rosa dominating the horizon. From the terraces, the presence of Savoy Castle adds a particularly captivating element to the view, creating a unique visual relationship with the valley’s landscape and history.
Villa Laubenò is a spacious residence, reflecting an era when homes were designed for entertaining, making an impression and being enjoyed with great freedom. The interior layout includes three reception rooms—large and distinguished spaces that evoke the atmosphere of the grand holiday homes of the early twentieth century: places for welcoming guests, spending long evenings and sharing time with family.
The kitchen, eleven bedrooms and eight bathrooms complete a residence with generous accommodation capacity, ideal for a large family, several family units or anyone seeking a home capable of welcoming guests and friends in every season.
The presence of rooms intended for staff adds another distinctive feature and reflects the original concept of the grand villas of that era, where every household function had its own dedicated space.
The property also includes a garage for four cars, a valuable convenience in an Alpine setting, allowing the villa to be enjoyed with complete independence throughout the year.
The considerable size and layout of the interiors also make a subdivision project possible, offering the opportunity to reinterpret the villa according to contemporary residential needs and create several independent units.
Another chapter in the villa’s history is linked to cinema: several scenes from *House of Gucci* were filmed at Villa Laubenò, bringing this historic residence to the big screen.
Villa Laubenò belongs to another era, yet retains an extraordinary ability to tell its story today. In its grand rooms, terraces overlooking the valley and views framing the outline of Savoy Castle, one finds all the character of the Alpine residences of the early twentieth century: places designed for extended stays, welcoming guests and experiencing the mountains with elegance.
A rare property in the heart of Gressoney-Saint-Jean, where the villa’s history meets the majesty of the landscape and the unmistakable profile of Savoy Castle, offering the opportunity to live in an authentic residence of remarkable character.