In the historic center of Verona, in the prestigious San Zeno district just a few steps from Piazza Bra, the Arena, and the city's main attractions, stands this extraordinary Liberty-style villa built between 1919 and 1921. An authentic architectural gem that combines the charm of Art Nouveau with the prestige of a historic residence overlooking the Adige River.

The property, enhanced by a panoramic turret and a loggia with arches and columns featuring light-pink aggregate, is surrounded by a large private garden with century-old trees, offering privacy and tranquility while remaining in the heart of the city.

The interiors preserve original period details of great value: inlaid window frames, marble fireplaces, wrought-iron railings, and decorative columns that evoke the refined elegance of the era. On the raised ground floor stands a unique and evocative sitting room, crafted with elk antlers from a Hungarian hunting lodge once owned by Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, a truly distinctive feature of the residence.

Spread across four levels, the villa includes spacious living rooms, studies, kitchens, six bedrooms, and terraces with breathtaking views of the Adige River. The layout and secondary entrances allow the property to be enjoyed by two families, as well as to serve as both a primary home and a representative residence.

The property is completed by a tavern with fireplace, a large basement area suitable for a fitness room, cellars, a garage, and finally an independent apartment in a separate building in need of renovation, ideal as a guesthouse or caretaker's home.

A truly unique property for its location, panorama, and historical charm - a timeless and exclusive way to experience Verona.