Villa Maletto in Photos
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The main entrance to the 300-year-old villa.
The ground-floor entrance hall.
Several spacious reception rooms are located on the ground floor.
One of them includes a bar set within an arched recess.
There is a suite of reception rooms on the upper floor, the piano nobile, as well.
The rooms have large windows with leafy garden views.
Some rooms open to expansive terraces.
The villa was renovated in the 1990s.
A blue and white tiled terrace features a bold zigzag pattern.
There are 15 bedrooms, each with its own bath.
The private chapel.
The modernized Turkish bath and wellness center.
The steam room.
There are five massage rooms.
The garden is home to hundreds of botanical species.
The property sits on 3.5 acres.
The villa was built around 1730.
An aerial view of the nearly 27,000-square-foot mansion.
