This splendid 18th-century neoclassical villa, designed by the Bassano-born architect Giovanni Miazzi, a student and collaborator of Francesco Maria Preti, is harmoniously set within a radiant park of approximately 11 hectares.

The villa consists of a three-story residential core flanked by two symmetrical, pristine barchesse. Oriented along an east-west axis, the porticoed wings are marked by three full-arch openings alternating with four rectangular windows adorned with stone vases. The western barchessa is connected to a two-story rustic building, also featuring a portico. The southern façade of the manor house is rhythmically structured on the first floor by a series of pilasters topped with composite capitals. Facing an elegant parapet, the central window of the main floor is crowned by the coat of arms of the family that commissioned the villa. Completing the vertical development of the façade is a triangular pediment, at the center of which stands a rose window with an eight-pointed star. The interior is enriched with paintings that adorn the villa's rooms, the work of Giuseppe Bernardino Bison, a renowned artist active in the Treviso area in the late 18th century. The villa's fresco cycle stands out for its extraordinary scenographic quality, imparting a lively, exuberant, and dynamic character to the human, animal, and mythological figures.

The property is being sold through a public liquidation auction at the Ordinary Court of Treviso (TV) and is currently occupied by the debtor, with a forced eviction process underway. Additionally, there is an active lease contract for the agricultural land, expiring on 11.11.2025, which is non-renewable. The sale is conducted in its current state, with a notarial deed that waives guarantees on systems, defects, or eviction claims, as this is a judicial auction. The price listed in the announcement, is the auction starting price.