Villa Cinzia

The villa

Villa Cinzia is a majestic, elegant home just moments from the silvery water's edge of Lake Garda, set within resplendent gardens framed by swaying palms and lake breezes, fragrant with pines and olive trees.

This beautiful home offers dazzling outdoor spaces: expansive green lawns, an elegant pergola with billowing draped curtains, and a sleek poolside terrace. The pool has a whirlpool corner, an upstream swimming system, a changing room with a bath, and ample lounging space. The sumptuous pergola provides a vibrant setting for lively group meals or occasions.

The interiors at Villa Cinzia are breezy with a semi - open plan set - up, offering generous proportions, natural timber and glass with abundant daylight. Finessed with an eclectic touch, accents of vivid colour, turquoise pastels, opulent rugs and lavish lighting create an eclectic and flamboyant space.

The multiple reception rooms, with a stone fireplace as the centrepiece, enable guests to spread out and recline in plush surroundings.

Ten guests can be accommodated across five bedrooms, comprising four double bedrooms and one twin; each of these rooms is finished with unique grace and charm, from accents of vibrant colour to quality cotton linen. One of the bedrooms even has an ensuite comprising a sauna for an added touch of rock and roll luxe.

Outdoors, the options include a basketball hoop, badminton rackets, a swing and climbing frame, and all the poolside facilities.

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Villa Cinzia is nestled on the shores of Italy’s largest lake, Lake Garda, just outside a charming village, Padenghe, on the south - western shores of the glistening and silvery waters of the lake.

The village with its markets and amenities is ten minutes away, where visitors will also find an array of boat trip options or boat hire. The picturesque hilly landscape of the Valtenesi starts here. The town with its small old centre is slightly elevated from the Lake.

This is one of Italy’s most romantic and beautiful regions; olive and lemon trees weave across the hillsides and vineyards dot the landscape, which is also awash with historical monuments, medieval forts and castles.

This magnificent scenery has inspired poets and artists from around the world, including James Joyce and Maria Callas.

The southern shores of the lake offer a less densely populated spot, with scattered farmhouses and local agricultural flavour. Visitors will enjoy taking day trips by boat to neighbouring cities such as Venice or Verona.

Whether it be outdoors pursuits, or intriguing castles dripping with historical interest, this region has it covered. Monte Baldo offers stunning views, whilst Gardaland theme park provides a full day of splashy fun for the whole family.