Constructed in 1940 by the architect Giò Ponti, the Marmont villa is the perfect example of rationalist architecture: sleek, functional, and with a minimalist design. Published in numerous architecture magazines, this villa was home to some of the greatest contemporary artists in the 1940s, who adorned it with works of art and frescoes, some of which still remain today.
It has an area of ​​250 square meters and a private garden as well as 2 hectares of land; this villa develops on one level with the main part and the part intended for the settler, now including the caretaker's house and a warehouse. The main part has an independent entrance, living room with fireplace, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and multipurpose room; There is a garage for 3 cars and some agricultural structures within the property.
The villa overlooks a branch of the Muzza canal and a bridge leading to a private 20,000 square meter island.
Located just 20 km from Milan and Linate airport, this property only requires a few updates to become the perfect countryside residence, ideal for quick and relaxing getaways or a stress-free daily life. Its strategic location near Milan's outer ring road and highways makes it a convenient escape from the city.