A private summer villa, opened to the water.

ARCHITECTURAL RESTRAINT

Old stone, lime plaster and the sound of oars.

When the villa was first constructed in 1928, its proportions were guided by the summer breeze off the water: tall shuttered windows to catch morning light, deep stone arcades for midday shade, and stepped terraces descending through cypress and olive trees to a private stone jetty.

Our restoration stripped back decades of ornament to let the original Moltrasio stone, hand-trowelled lime walls and chestnut beams speak quietly. Nothing feels hurried or hotel-like; books sit on low tables, linen curtains move with the lake air, and every threshold looks toward water or foliage.