Villa Oleandra was built in 1930 in the Liberty style and is listed in the official register of historic villas of Lake Como
Located in the renowned Valley d’Intelvi, this area represents the oldest and shortest historic route connecting Italy’s Lake Como with Switzerland, leading directly to Lake Lugano. The villa is situated in Dizzasco, near the well-known town of Argegno, often officially referred to as the Portofino of Lake Como.
Villa Oleandra offers breathtaking views of the Alpine peaks. The pure mountain air, birdsong, the springtime bloom of wild cherry trees along the slopes, and the ever-changing landscapes shaped by sunlight and drifting clouds create an atmosphere capable of captivating even the most discerning connoisseur of refined living and leisure.
Villa Oleandra was fully renovated in March 2020 and is designed to accommodate up to 16 guests across 6 bedrooms.
Its secluded setting and expansive private grounds make the villa ideal both for peaceful family retreats and for hosting exclusive private events and gatherings.
The property features elegant living areas with a fireplace, panoramic terraces, a winter garden, and dedicated sunbathing areas with a fountain, offering a refined balance of comfort, privacy, and sophisticated leisure.