Castelfranco Veneto is enclosed by a fascinating wall of the medieval castle that gave the town its name, where you can still breathe the atmosphere of a past rich in history.
Living in the heart of the city without giving up the privacy and privileges of a single house is the dream of many. The property is spread over two large floors, plus a basement where there are 4 car garages with direct and exclusive access via an elevator. The property is located a few steps from Piazza Giorgione in the heart of the city. From the moment you enter, you will immediately feel welcomed by a unique charm of its kind. On the first floor there is a very large living room with large windows, which allows it to enjoy a lot of natural light. A kitchen equipped with top of the range appliances, a dining room, a private study, a wardrobe room, a bedroom with bathroom and another service bathroom.
The finishes are of extra luxury, the whole property is managed and controlled with a state-of-the-art home automation system. On the second floor there is the sleeping area with two bedrooms with exclusive bathroom, a more than generous master bedroom with a bathroom with extra luxury marble finishes and a walk-in closet able to satisfy even the most particular space requirements. A room used as an ironing room, another used as a gym and a Finnish sauna for two people.
An ideal property for those looking for large spaces, lots of comfort and great exclusivity.

The walled city that binds its name to Giorgione
Having survived the inclement weather of history, the high walls of the medieval castle that gave its name to the town of the Marca Trevigiana rise imposing and majestic, mindful of the battles and rivalries between the powerful municipalities of Padua, Vicenza and Treviso. Castelfranco Veneto is enclosed by this fascinating wall, one of the best preserved in Italy, where you can still breathe the atmosphere of a past rich in history. Walking through the alleys you will come across suggestive views and prestigious buildings such as the Academic Theater, designed by the architect Francesco Maria Preti in 1746 and the Palazzo del Monte di Pietà, the only source of loan for the poor of the city and neighboring villages until the 1900s.