Villa La Serenella San Pietro in Cariano di Valpolicella

Villa La Serenella enjoys a superb location just 15 minutes away from the city of Verona in the stunning countryside of Veneto's Valpolicella area. Originally named Villa Acquistapace, the villa was designed and built by the eminent Italian architect, Andrea Palladio, in the 16th century.

Guests access Villa La Serenella via an avenue bordering the property's exquisite Italian garden where one finds the Liberty style guardian's lodge and the chapel dedicated to St Giuseppe. Through an impressive set of gates, similar to those of the Arche Scagliere in Verona, one arrives in front of the main façade featuring four of Palladio's characteristic classical columns and a large marble family crest. A number of statues can be admired both in the gardens and in the loggia of the villa.

On the ground floor of the villa there is an entrance lobby, kitchen with magnificent marble fireplace, living room with Pompeian style ceiling, and dining room with great open fireplace and pool table. On the first floor there is a large lounge, three double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and four bathrooms. All bedrooms feature beautiful painted ceilings. An additional two double bedrooms, single room, and two bathrooms are locate don the second floor.

Villa La Serenella is available for exclusive use as holiday accommodation for a large family, a group of friends, or as unique venue for an important corporate or social event.

The villa is not available for partial rent.