Historical Villa of the Visconti-Sforza Family in a Medieval Village

About the Property

A historical villa dating back to 1587, this former hunting lodge of the Visconti-Sforza family is situated in a charming medieval village within the Campo dei Fiori Regional Park, Italy. The property spans approximately 1,100 square meters and is surrounded by 900 square meters of garden. It is strategically located just 15 km from Varese, 15 km from Laveno and Luino on Lake Maggiore, and 70 km from Milan. This villa, known as "Palazzo Ronchelli," occupies the site of an ancient fortress and showcases significant architectural and historical value. The residence unfolds over four levels, featuring a large internal courtyard adorned with a central fountain and a wall covered with jasmine. The ground floor includes a spacious living room used as a dining area, a beautifully frescoed dining room, a kitchen, and additional rooms, all enhanced by ornamental stuccoes and working fireplaces. An internal staircase leads to a mezzanine level with a bedroom and bathroom, while the first floor boasts a grand hall with coffered ceilings, a reading room, three bedrooms, and a bathroom. Access to the first floor is also available via an external staircase leading to a frescoed loggia and terrace. Notably, there is a small entrance that once served as a family chapel, where masses were celebrated for the noble families residing in this remarkable villa. Location: - 15 km from Varese - 15 km from Laveno and Luino on Lake Maggiore - 25 km from Lake Lugano - 40 km from Lake Como - 70 km from Milan - 40 km from Milan Malpensa airport Price: €1,600,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Francesca Tortorella.