Cover Villa Gucci is just a stone’s throw from Rome’s city centre
Villa Gucci is just a stone’s throw from Rome’s city centre
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Villa Gucci, built in the 1950s by the son of the fashion house’s founder, can be yours now for a discounted price
The Gucci family’s historic villa in Rome has had its asking price reduced to US$13.02 million.
The luxury property, which previously asked for US$15 million and then later US$14.2 million, was built in the 1950s by Aldo Gucci, the son of the fashion house’s founder, Guccio Gucci.
Featuring a mix of Tuscan and English architectural styles, Villa Gucci consists of a main house, which has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms across almost 4,000 sq ft, a secondary residence, which takes up almost 3,000 sq ft (and is in need of renovation), a pool, garden and indoor garage, in addition to outdoor parking.
It is just a stone’s throw from the historic centre of Rome; the rooftop boasts views of the Altar of the Fatherland, the famed historical site.
Here, we take a look inside the home—and renderings that show what its modernisation could look like.
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Above A rendering of the great hall
A rendering of the great hall
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Above A rendering of the dining room
A rendering of the dining room
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Above A rendering shows the living room
A rendering shows the living room
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The main villa includes features such as a large kitchen, dining room and a hobby room with billiard, a fireplace and a study. Renderings above of the great hall, dining room and living room show what the spaces could look like with European-inspired furnishings and art.
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Above A rendering of one of the bathrooms
A rendering of one of the bathrooms
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A rendering of what one of the bathrooms could look like.
Above A rendering of the stairs
A rendering of the stairs
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The top floor of the home is taken up by the master bedroom, which has an en suite bathroom. The above shows a rendering of what the stairwell on the top floor could look like post-renovation.
Accessed via a private tree-lined driveway, the property is surrounded by a park.
Above An aerial view of Villa Gucci
Above The pool
An aerial view of Villa Gucci
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Above The tree-lined road to the home
Above The Altar of the Fatherland can be seen from the rooftop
The tree-lined road to the home
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The property is listed by Cinzia Romanelli of Florence-based luxury real estate agency Building Heritage.
Credits
Images: Forbes Global Properties
Andrea Lo was the Executive Editor of Tatler Hong Kong and Editor of Tatler Macau.
Born in Canada and raised in Hong Kong and England, she started her career in journalism in 2012.
Follow her on Instagram @andreastephenielo.
