Villa Bevilacqua occupies a commanding, elevated position overlooking the eastern shores of Lake Garda. Built circa 1880 by Lorenzo Rescalli, the estate stands as one of Northern Italy’s notable historic noble residences. The property offers complete seclusion with no immediate neighbours, while remaining within easy reach of the region’s essential infrastructure and amenities.
Architecture and interior
The residence is arranged over five levels, providing a substantial floor area of approximately 1,600 square metres. The building's fabric has been carefully preserved, retaining a wealth of original 19th-century architectural features:
Structure: A formal square floor plan featuring traditional rusticated masonry (ashlar) on the ground floor and ornate stone window surrounds.
Period details: Exceptional ceiling heights, original fireplaces, historic frescoes, and intricate vaulted structures throughout.
Layout: The interiors follow a classic Venetian layout, centred around a grand principal salon from which the further reception rooms and private quarters extend.
Grounds and gardens
The estate is set within an extensive private park of approximately 17,000 square metres (4.2 acres). The grounds consist of formal lawns and mature woodland, ensuring absolute privacy and a tranquil atmosphere.
