Description
Nestled in a pleasant estate, this important real estate complex embodies the inherent elegance and history of its components. The building, begun in the mid-1500s that originated as a Hunting Lodge, still features the original core, the current noble part, which highlights the typical features of the Venetian structure.
In the 1600s the Casino was expanded by joining the buildings and becoming a "casa da stazio."
The "casa da stazio," that is, the family residence, was one with the business, a microcosm where people lived and conducted their business: a dominical palace and commercial center at the same time.
In about the mid-1700s architect Francesco Maria Preti of Castelfranco Veneto intervened on the entire complex, making its structure homogeneous, but saving in the facade the differences in style of the three bodies.
The villa, with an area of about 1020 square meters, overlooks a centuries-old park that has all the characteristics of a grove, the last survivor of the woods that covered the lands of Castello di Godego. The rooms are mostly covered with marmorino marble. An original 19th-century pavilion fresco covers the walls of one dining room, with blue-and-white striped curtains separating diners from an ideal outdoor garden. Other modest friezes in other rooms.
North of the building are F.M.Preti's barchessa, with a portico of Tuscan columns, which consists of an area of about 610 sq. m.
Completing this property is the coeval chapel of the Sacred Heart, or St. John, with a curious false entrance overlooking the main street of the village. This versatile and evocative space of approximately 140 square metres lends itself to multiple uses, ranging from entertainment to art, offering an evocative setting for events and cultural activities.
The extensions constitute two dwelling houses integrated in the complex of 250sq.m. and 214sq.m. respectively.
The park annexed to the property consists of approximately 23 thousand square metres.
The entire real estate complex, with its unique combination of villa, barchessa and private chapel, represents an extraordinary opportunity for those who appreciate history, art and architectural beauty, offering an oasis of refinement immersed in an evocative setting.
Macro-location: Castello di Godego (TV), municipality of about 7,200 inhabitants.
4.8km from the municipality of Castelfranco Veneto;
34km from the municipality of Treviso;
36km from the municipality of Vicenza.
Location: The property is located in a central position within the municipality of Castello di Godego, where many basic services are present.
