In one of the most sought-after locations on the hills of Bergamo, along the scenic Via Sudorno, this elegant 18th-century residence blends gracefully and harmoniously into the landscape of the Parco dei Colli. Set in a natural context of great charm and protected for its historical value, the property is spread over several levels in an 'L' shape, offering a series of views over terraces, gardens, and panoramic glimpses. The interiors, sober and elegant, house frescoed halls of rare completeness, with paintings extending all the way down to the floors, creating a visually continuous effect of extraordinary intensity. The spaces include reception areas, a dining room with a fireplace, a spacious kitchen, and well-distributed service rooms. The night area features four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, including a master suite overlooking an exclusive private garden defined by low boxwood hedges. An attic, finely finished and versatile, and some semi-independent rooms for staff complete the property. The garden, covering approximately one hectare, alternates gravel paths, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and gently sloping land, with a viewpoint overlooking the Val d'Astino. The property also includes a garage for six cars, connected by an elevator to the main building. The villa, in perfect condition, was renovated in the 1980s by the Milanese studio Albini Helg Piva, with particular emphasis on the 18th-century wing of the residence. It has also been featured in industry magazines and represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a characterful home where history, landscape, and architecture merge in a harmonious and unforgettable narrative.