Villa La Cassinella

“Beauty is nothing but a promise of happiness”
Stendhal

Features

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BEDROOMS N. 9

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BATHROOMS N.11

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PRIVATE PIER

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SWIMMING POOL

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GYM

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TENNIS COURT

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CINEMA ROOM

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ACCESSIBLE ONLY BY BOAT

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OTHERS

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If you are a lover of those “precious” remote places, you are just the one to open the doors of this charming estate, decidedly mindful of your own privacy.
There is only one way to reach it: by boat, of course.
A small motor boat will await you at the small port of Lenno, and will slowly lead you to an ochre-coloured building, surrounded by austere cypresses that guard the beauty worthy of only  a select few.
I am happy to welcome you to Villa La Cassinella, one of the most sought-after residences on Lake Como because it satisfies the desire to surround yourself in the most enchanted natural setting together with that of having top-level luxury services.
Follow me, I will first show you the beauties of the perfectly maintained  park which hides – as if they were secrets – an enchanting infinity pool and a tennis court. Here is the luxurious Terrace House, the dependence, which is only an anticipation of what awaits you.
And now we enter the Villa itself: luminosity and refinement envelop you and instill  a sense of peace and balance. You will instantly feel that as long as you stay here, you will no longer feel the need for anything else.
Now I will leave you alone. The moment has arrived for you to be the sole owner of this garden of Eden  you imagined gone forever.

MAIN VILLA

Lower floor

Pantry
Fully equipped kitchen
Bathroom
Laundry

Ground floor

Main entrance
Large Lobby
Living room with fireplace with direct access to the garden
Dining room for 20 guests seated with direct access to the garden
Guest bathroom
Storage room

First floor:

Master Suite consists of separate study, bedroom with king bed and flat TV, and en suite with bathtub and shower. Juliet balcony with a lake view
Lilac Suite with a king bed and flat TV, en suite with bathtub and shower and long terrace with a garden view
Blue Suite with a double/twin bed and flat TV, en suite with bathtub and shower and with a garden view
Red Suite with a double/twin bed and flat TV en suite with bath/shower. Terrace with lake view and direct access to the terrace with steps leading down to the lake

Second floor:

Yellow Suite with double/twin bed with flat TV and separate modern bathroom with shower and with lake view
Studio Suite with double/twin bed with flat TV and modern bathroom with bath/shower. Separate lounge with an additional interconnecting single bedroom

POOL HOUSE

Located adjacent to the main villa, the Pool House is split into a full home cinema with a Kaleides-cape hard drive facility and Apple TV and a gym fully equipped with Techno Gym equipment.
The house also contains a separate bathroom as well as a small bar area to service the gym, cinema and pool.

TERRACE HOUSE

This additional house is situated a ten minutes stroll through the Villa park and is available for extra accommodation for larger groups. Newly renovated, the Terrace House consists of a living room and kitchen facilities on the ground floor with two double bedrooms on the first floor.

Blue Terrace Bedroom with a double/twin bed and flat TV, with separate modern bathroom. With lake view and direct access to the terrace
Mountain Bedroom with a double/twin bed and flat TV, with en suite bath/shower. With garden view

Outdoors:

Al fresco dining area
Courtyard
Small Loggia
Tennis court

Air conditioning
Safe in all bedrooms
Telephone in all bedrooms
Fireplace
Flat screen TV in all bedrooms
Satellite TV
Sky HD and Apple TV
Alfresco dining
Bbq

In 1926 The Texan heiress Funny Hart commissioned the engineer Carlo Mantegazza to restructure Villa Rosa, a building in an eclectic style with medieval echoes which is located on the southern slope of Lavedo (Tremezzina – Lenno). The engineer’s project involved a reconstruction of the entire existing building so that the new parts of the villa woud be in close relation to the morphology of the place. The villa then became the property of the Mantegazza family.
The development work would then continue in 1965 with the engineer’s son,Giacomo Mantegazza, who worked on re-equipping the interior to modern needs, but above all on the care of the garden. The aim of the engineers was to combine scenic aspects with natural ones, a goal achieved given the fame of the villa and the fact it is now considered one of the most fascinating and romantic on Lake Como.

If you are a lover of those “precious” remote places, you are just the one to open the doors of this charming estate, decidedly mindful of your own privacy.
There is only one way to reach it: by boat, of course.
A small motor boat will await you at the small port of Lenno, and will slowly lead you to an ochre-coloured building, surrounded by austere cypresses that guard the beauty worthy of only  a select few.
I am happy to welcome you to Villa La Cassinella, one of the most sought-after residences on Lake Como because it satisfies the desire to surround yourself in the most enchanted natural setting together with that of having top-level luxury services.
Follow me, I will first show you the beauties of the perfectly maintained  park which hides – as if they were secrets – an enchanting infinity pool and a tennis court. Here is the luxurious Terrace House, the dependence, which is only an anticipation of what awaits you.
And now we enter the Villa itself: luminosity and refinement envelop you and instill  a sense of peace and balance. You will instantly feel that as long as you stay here, you will no longer feel the need for anything else.
Now I will leave you alone. The moment has arrived for you to be the sole owner of this garden of Eden  you imagined gone forever.

MAIN VILLA

Lower floor

Pantry
Fully equipped kitchen
Bathroom
Laundry

Ground floor

Main entrance
Large Lobby
Living room with fireplace with direct access to the garden
Dining room for 20 guests seated with direct access to the garden
Guest bathroom
Storage room

First floor:

Master Suite consists of separate study, bedroom with king bed and flat TV, and en suite with bathtub and shower. Juliet balcony with a lake view
Lilac Suite with a king bed and flat TV, en suite with bathtub and shower and long terrace with a garden view
Blue Suite with a double/twin bed and flat TV, en suite with bathtub and shower and with a garden view
Red Suite with a double/twin bed and flat TV en suite with bath/shower. Terrace with lake view and direct access to the terrace with steps leading down to the lake

Second floor:

Yellow Suite with double/twin bed with flat TV and separate modern bathroom with shower and with lake view
Studio Suite with double/twin bed with flat TV and modern bathroom with bath/shower. Separate lounge with an additional interconnecting single bedroom

POOL HOUSE

Located adjacent to the main villa, the Pool House is split into a full home cinema with a Kaleides-cape hard drive facility and Apple TV and a gym fully equipped with Techno Gym equipment.
The house also contains a separate bathroom as well as a small bar area to service the gym, cinema and pool.

TERRACE HOUSE

This additional house is situated a ten minutes stroll through the Villa park and is available for extra accommodation for larger groups. Newly renovated, the Terrace House consists of a living room and kitchen facilities on the ground floor with two double bedrooms on the first floor.

Blue Terrace Bedroom with a double/twin bed and flat TV, with separate modern bathroom. With lake view and direct access to the terrace
Mountain Bedroom with a double/twin bed and flat TV, with en suite bath/shower. With garden view

Outdoors:

Al fresco dining area
Courtyard
Small Loggia
Tennis court

In 1926 The Texan heiress Funny Hart commissioned the engineer Carlo Mantegazza to restructure Villa Rosa, a building in an eclectic style with medieval echoes which is located on the southern slope of Lavedo (Tremezzina – Lenno). The engineer’s project involved a reconstruction of the entire existing building so that the new parts of the villa woud be in close relation to the morphology of the place. The villa then became the property of the Mantegazza family.
The development work would then continue in 1965 with the engineer’s son,Giacomo Mantegazza, who worked on re-equipping the interior to modern needs, but above all on the care of the garden. The aim of the engineers was to combine scenic aspects with natural ones, a goal achieved given the fame of the villa and the fact it is now considered one of the most fascinating and romantic on Lake Como.