Villa Loredan ValierPerocco di Meduna
An aristocratic residenceof the Venetian Seicento.
A harmonious 17th-century complex, a historic garden, a park crossed by spring waters — a place where time has preserved proportion, silence and beauty.
Built between the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the villa combines a monumental central body, two porticoed barns and an 18th-century oratory of great refinement. The interiors house a hall frescoed by Venetian masters and perspective painters, a luminous testimony to local Baroque.
A historic residence open to selected occasions.
The villa welcomes ceremonies, receptions and cultural meetings in a context of absolute privacy. Frescoed halls, barns, gardens and park offer an atmosphere that unites nobility, nature and art.
Discover events→Three doges, three centuries, one residence.
The history of the villa begins in 1688, when the patrician Giovanni Loredan began construction in the Vascon countryside. The Loredan family, one of the oldest in the Republic of Venice, included among its members the doges Leonardo, Pietro and Francesco.
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