Description
In the heart of Trento’s historic center, in the historic and secluded San Martino district, just a short walk from the Buonconsiglio Castle, stands this rare independent residence, distinguished by an exceptional level of privacy.
The property combines absolute tranquility with a central location: no vehicular traffic, a private porphyry-paved courtyard, and evocative open views of the Castle, Monte Bondone, and the Paganella mountain range.
This villa in Trento’s San Martino district represents a perfect balance between historic charm and contemporary comfort. Built at the end of the 19th century, it still retains the typical features of the period: well-defined volumes, light-toned plastered façades, regularly spaced windows, and a projecting roof with exposed wooden structure. Its integration into the hillside, with an imposing natural stone retaining wall in the background, reflects the city’s urban history. Thanks to continuous renovation works, the villa has been upgraded to modern standards while preserving its original identity. Contemporary elements such as the garage, metal railings, and green terraces blend in with elegance. The natural stone-paved courtyard further enhances the refined and private atmosphere.
The interiors are flooded with natural light, supported by a particularly pleasant microclimate, while high-end technological features—smart home systems, advanced security, fiber-optic internet, photovoltaic panels, and an electric vehicle charging station—ensure modern comfort and sustainability. All major cultural and commercial services are easily reachable on foot or by bicycle.
A truly unique urban residence, designed for those seeking discretion, prestige, and uncompromising living quality.
Ground Floor
The villa is the last building at the end of a narrow street, enjoying an especially quiet and secluded position.
The private inner courtyard is clearly separated from the public space by a gate.
At present, this level comprises:
a garage,
the welcoming main entrance,
an office,
a separate workspace,
a bathroom,
a storage and technical room for equipment and systems.
First Floor
A striking stone staircase, finely carved, leads to the first floor, where a magnificent, bright, and representative living room opens up. Its elegant atmosphere and unique charm invite one to linger, making it the refined heart of this level.
Also on the first floor are a separate kitchen with a very welcoming dining area and a traditional wood-fired oven, as well as a full bathroom.
In addition, this floor features an elegant terrace offering wide, completely unobstructed views over Trento’s historic center and the Buonconsiglio Castle.
Second Floor
The second floor hosts two well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which features an elegant south-facing marble balcony with a charming view of the city castle. This level is completed by a bright bathroom with a window and a comfortable bathtub, further enhancing the property.
Third Floor
On the third and top floor there are two additional bedrooms with beautiful window niches, along with a full bathroom with a window, ensuring brightness and comfort.
Trento is a charming city in northern Italy, nestled between the Alps and the Adige Valley, where history and modernity blend harmoniously. The historic center, with its squares, the Cathedral of San Vigilio, and its characteristic narrow streets, invites exploration on foot. Thanks to the University and numerous cultural activities, the city is lively and dynamic, while the surrounding natural environment offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation.
According to major statistical studies, Trento ranks among the Italian cities with the highest quality of life. In the annual Quality of Life ranking by Il Sole 24 Ore, the Province of Trento frequently places first, assessed through indicators including environment, safety, services, health, employment, and leisure. Resident satisfaction is very high, reflecting a level of well-being and living standards among the best in Italy.
The city lies at the center of the Adige Valley, surrounded by Alpine mountain ranges. To the north is South Tyrol, while to the south the valley leads toward Lake Garda. To the west stretch the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park and the Stelvio National Park, while to the east lie the valleys leading to the Dolomites.
Trento’s position along the Brenner axis—one of the main connections between Italy and Central Europe—makes the city strategic, easily accessible, and perfectly integrated between the Alpine environment and Europe’s major transport networks.
