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We are privileged to present to you an extraordinary historical palace, skilfully and completely restored in the 1970s by the current owner, who has succeeded in making a historical place truly liveable by dedicating large halls to representative meetings and receptions, and intimate rooms dedicated exclusively to herself and her family. The library, the piano room, as well as the billiard room. All very intimate places that convey the desire to experience history in the present day. The entrance hall, the two reception halls of 100 square metres each, the dining rooms, the large garden at the back, the space dedicated to the swimming pool with the marine-style room, all places to be devoted to meetings, like fragments of everyday life. Rarely can places merge profoundly different needs. Representation and public relations but at the same time a home at the service of the family. Here, this property interprets these needs in the best possible way and will meet them to the full. Time passes inexorably but our needs do not change. Meetings with family, with friends and why not, even meetings devoted to work. All this is not easy to find in a modern dwelling, not only because of the ample space this house enjoys, over 1500 square metres, but also because of the undisputed charm of its history, the grand staircases, the full-height ceilings, the frescoes, and last but not least, a church that has now been consecrated and completely restored. For this historic palazzo, located on the outskirts of the city of Brescia and very close to Lake Garda, excellently connected by motorway, railway and no less than 4 airports within a one-hour drive, we imagine a future as a home for those who love art and history, meetings with friends, but also evenings spent reading a book. Which would lend itself equally well to a commercial use, with its various rooms and above all having two large halls, a terrace and porticoes of over 400sqm, a garden of about 6000sqm and a swimming pool area to be used for receptions and parties in the summer. In the pictures you will see only a few rooms, the main ones, we have deliberately not published all the rooms of this important property. The Palazzo is offered furnished and unfurnished, with all the historical furnishings of great taste and value. In order to date the property, we can point out that it was built between the end of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century by order of the Counts Emili, after demolishing a pre-existing property belonging to the Montini family. At the entrance we are greeted by a forepart formed by a portico with five pillars and, adjacent to it, the small family church. Beyond the entrance garden we are greeted by the central body with its beautiful six-bay portico. On the ground floor there are several rooms and a large reception hall of over 100 square metres that is well suited for lunches and receptions. Also on the ground floor, we have various service rooms such as a kitchen and storerooms, a library, a dining room, a billiard room, a living room and various service bathrooms. The main staircase, full-height and with great scenic impact, leads us to the upper floor. At the beginning of the long, bright corridor we find a second kitchen and dining room, intimate and dedicated exclusively to the owner's family. Immediately afterwards we enter a further dining room with a beautiful Venetian chandelier, from which we access the piano lounge. Before the sleeping area, we enter the second large living room which, with its 108 square metres of floor space and ceilings that are well over 7 metres high, gives a special sense of space, making the two large, contrasting paintings well integrated into the volume that surrounds them. We end our tour of the first floor with the master sleeping area, consisting of four bedrooms and their bathrooms. On the upper floor, the attic is dedicated to staff rooms and further services such as a laundry and ironing room. From t ...