Prestigious period villa composed of two main wings and dominating the Lake Como from its convenient location at 357 m above sea level. The villa offers an amazing view of the surrounding Alps from Mont Blanc to Monte Rosa. The south wing, in neo-Louis XV style, was designed and built between 1902 and 1911 by the architect Federico Frigerio, designer of the Tempio Voltiano and of the upper part of the Duomo di Como. The estate is embellished with sculptures and paintings by very famous artists: the interiors of the villa were designed and completed by Ludovico Pogliaghi, the walls and ceilings were decorated by Ambrogio Alciati, whose artworks are on exhibit at the Modern Art Gallery of Milan and at the Modern Art Gallery of Rome. Other important artists such as Turri and Ceruti also contributed to the decoration. The north wing, in modern rationalist style, was designed and built by the architect Giovanni Muzio. The villa is surrounded by a beautiful elevated panoramic promenade nestled in a centuries-old exotic park. It is possible to take a stroll on its gravel paths interspersed with small grottoes offering ‘natural windows' on the astonishing view. The wing designed and built by architect Frigerio spreads out over three floors, while the wing designed and built by architect Muzio spreads out over two levels. To complete this wonderful estate you will find a third independent villa, on three levels plus basement; porter's lodge plus basement; a beautiful swimming pool in stone with several facilities; three-storey building for employees, the uppermost floor accommodating a greenhouse; further separate greenhouses, which you reach from the small gravel paths; a big garage, a beautiful terrace and porch with imposing stone columns. The villa is fully furnished and all the items date back to the same time as the villa, giving the property a great artistic value. The villa is ready to use.