This historic hunting lodge, dating from the 17th century, is for sale on the outskirts of Rome. Spanning 520 sqm over three levels, the villa has been a retreat for artists, nobility, and notable figures throughout history. Nestled in a 2,000-sqm park, it features a panoramic terrace with stunning countryside views.
Located near Ariccia, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and gastronomic delights, the villa offers easy access to Rome and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Commissioned by musician Marco Marazzoli and later restored by Agostino Chigi, the property was owned by the Chigi family, significant in Italian history. It has hosted illustrious guests, including Pope Benedict XIV and the English ambassador Sir Odo Russel.
The villa has 10 rooms and 6 bathrooms, with a 25-sqm terrace on the top floor. It combines 17th-century elegance with modern comforts, thanks to a renovation in the 1970s. The estate includes a lush garden, a 80-sqm cellar for wine storage, and a 38-sqm double garage. This property offers a serene and refined living experience, blending historical charm with proximity to the city's amenities.
Ref: 12890
Legal references
Characteristics
Energy and Risks
