Like stepping foot in a living museum, take a moment to imagine calling this historic landmark packed with fine art and luxuries your home for a few days, a week or longer. Once the summer abode of the Serrbelloni Dukes, this Lake Como beauty will immerse you in neoclassical decadence that dates back to the 18th century, though the villa itself was first built in the 1500s. Exquisite halls embellished with frescoes and intricate stuccowork by Italian masters will bestow an aristocratic ambience on your next Lombardy getaway. Located just a few minutes from the Grand Hotel Tremezzo on Lake Como near the famed Bellagio village, not only will you enjoy exclusive use of the lakeside villa with its immaculate gardens, park, swimming pool and stone mooring but also the exclusive facilities at the nearby 5-star hotel including restaurants, a spa, tennis courts and pools. The lavish experience extends beyond the exquisite antique décor, tapestries and detailed design by offering a full entourage of staff that includes a chef on hand to prepare your meals in true Italian style.

Living Areas First built in the 16th century, the villa took on its Neoclassical appearance in the 18th century and today stands as a treasure trove of antiques, tapestries, Chinese pottery, fine art, frescoes and exquisite details. A number of famous artists were commissioned to create work for the villa over the centuries. Above the main entrance, you will find the inscription “Villulae Quietem” - the stillness of a small villa, which remains true, even to this day. Here, the neoclassical façade and two side wings are united by an imposing staircase, while marble balconies with blue shutters that reflect the lake’s waters create its distinctive look. A majestic dining room and the Sala degli Stucchi main hall create magical settings for dining and socializing with your group with a graceful nod to the Belle Époque.