In the picturesque area of Tivoli, a few kilometers from Rome, there is an estate with an area of about 30 hectares. Here are the ancient ruins of the Roman residence of Villa Dei Vibi Vari, also known as the house of Queen Zenobia. Near the ruins are modern buildings that occupy an area of 2500 square meters. On the territory of the estate there is a pond, two pools, a tennis court, a gym and a sauna.
From a hill, an amazing view of the Roman rural area opens. Tivoli. Two unsurpassed villas that make up the basis of the complex are Villa d'Este and Villa Adrian.
The main residence occupies 4 floors with spacious chambers. A courtyard, turned into a well -groomed garden framed by an open pool, adjoins the building. Next to it are a sauna, a tennis court, a picturesque pond and an island with a gazebo, ideal for open air.
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