We’re talking about The House of Gucci, but we’re not talking about a Lady Gaga movie. This is about villa built by Aldo Gucciwhich is now on sale. The Gucci patron moved from Florence to Rome in 1940, 10 minutes from the historic center, in a beautiful villa in the middle of nature.
Huge park and villa
To frame this magnificent villa Forged gates which opens the way to an alley surrounded by trees and a lawn.
a park it is very large, 7 thousand square meters, and the area of the villa is about 1200 square meters. He personally dedicated himself to its construction. Aldo Gucci. The style is a mix between English taste and Italian influence, especially Tuscan. Aldo’s wife Olwen Price was born in Britain, hence the Anglo-Saxon influence.
Main villa
The villa is located on 4 levels and equipped 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.
On the ground floor is a majestic entrance built around a beautiful wooden staircase in the shape of a shella bright living room with a spectacular bay window, a living room with a fireplace, an additional living room with a piano, a dining room, an office and a large guest bathroom.
On the first floor there is master bedroomoverlooking the garden and pool, two bathrooms, dressing rooms, etc. four bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms.
Going to the second floor, there is a large living room overlooking the center of Rome and a bedroom and a staircase leading to a beautiful panoramic terrace.
Then there is also the beautiful game room with billiardslaundry, staff quarters and garage.
The second attached house is also for sale.
It doesn’t end there because there is one second house with an entrance from via Pecori Giraldi, also built by Aldo Gucci in the early 60s for one of his sons. This time, the heirs decided to sell both houses.
The second villa is approx. 900 m2 and is located on three levels with a separate entrance and a park of about 3000 m2, as well as greenhouse for plants.
Both villas overlook the park and are equipped parking for cars in the garage and on the covered outdoor area. Then there is no loss pool with changing rooms, bathrooms and a large garage.
The price of all this beauty? 15 million euros. Well, yes, valuable things are expensive.
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