Located in the heart of Brianza, the ancient 37,674 ft² (3,500 m²) Villa Beldosso is perched high on land at the foot of the Alps and surrounded by nearly 100 acres (40.5 hectares) of private parklands, with views as far away as the distant Milanese skyline (a 45-minute drive away). Initially constructed in the 16th century and updated in the 19th century, its twenty bedrooms and twenty baths in the manor house offer living and entertaining on a grand scale.

The property comprises multiple buildings, with the imposing home at its heart. Inside the villa, a double central staircase with balustrades and statues leads up to the parterre. French doors and large windows adorn the walls, and many spacious rooms are decorated with original furnishings and frescoes, boasting ornate wooden ceilings and stucco decorations. The villa also features two small balconies on the main floor, adding a touch of luxury to the overall design. A private park surrounds the entire property, adorned with mature trees such as oak, hornbeam, chestnut, and fruit trees, and the gardens closest to the house are enclosed on about 15 acres (6 hectares) with ancient stone walls, offering a secluded and private oasis within the estate.

The Brianza region is renowned for its natural beauty and is home to some of Italy’s most picturesque towns and villages. From the Villa Beldosso, one can easily explore the surroundings and indulge in the local culture. The region is a favorite of those who appreciate nature, with its pristine lakes, hiking trails, and scenic drives, with historic landmarks such as the Monza Cathedral and the Palazzo Arese Borromeo offering a glimpse into the past, while the proximity of the region to Milan and Lake Como also provide much to explore.