Ferdinando Arborio, Duke of Sartirana and Marquis of Breme, gave it to his future bride, Princess Luisa Dal Pozzo della Cisterna, before choosing her as a residence for their stays on the shores of Lake Maggiore. The Villa, with its two hundred years of history, is today an important and exclusive period residence, among the oldest in the area. Here charm and romance are ready to welcome guests in a unique Victorian style setting between furnishings, furniture and paintings of great value and a truly breathtaking view.

The house is the perfect place for a stay in absolute exclusivity and confidentiality, with highly customizable services. You can enjoy the entire structure, including the large halls on the main floor, including the Cristina di Belgioioso room or the Library room, all communicating with each other through huge doors that will take you to the beautiful terrace with a unique view of Lake Maggiore. There are also three exclusive suites available Camelia, Rododentro and Azalea. The suites are large, bright, welcoming, with sitting area in the room and equipped with every comfort as well as luxurious private marble bathrooms.

The other rooms overlook the Lombard shore and look at the private pier from which you can reach the Borromean islands and the monastery of Santa Caterina del Sasso in just a few minutes. Furnished with care and attention to detail, they present the typical colors of the lake: the green of the surrounding mountains, the yellow and red of the flowers that can be found, between majestic conifers and suggestive waterfalls, in the centuries-old park where they live together, in an explosion of colors, azaleas, rhododendrons, hydrangeas, magnolias and camellias. Immersed in the greenery of the park, the large swimming pool also stands out, which represents the ideal setting for the celebration of an unforgettable outdoor civil ceremony, suggestive aperitifs or relaxing after dinner. The Villa can host weddings both internally and externally. The civil ceremony, with legal value, can be celebrated every day of the week.

The spaces of this noble residence are also suitable for gala evenings, teambuilding, new product launches, shooting and TV productions. The Villa has a private beach, equipped with sun beds, umbrellas and a mooring pier. On the house dominates the ancient family crest characterized by the well supported by two dragons. The well is the emblem that first represented the family name. The Dal Pozzo family, which still owns it, has in fact ancient Roman roots and was originally called “a puteo” or “de puteo”. Only later did two dragons join the well. The coat of arms thus defined and maintained to the present day, represents two dragons that drink in the well and have a particular meaning: in fact they protect the well in such a way that its water is never cloudy. Hence the maxim of the Dal Pozzo family shown on the “turbida nunquam” coat of arms, that is, never cloudy.