Neo-Classical Estate Featured in Tod's New Ad Campaign for Sale at $33 Million

by Jared Paul Stern (RSS feed)
Apr 2nd 2011 at 8:01AM

Italian Palazzo in Tod's New Ad Campaign

[via JustLuxe]

Villa Volpi, a neo-classical palazzo overlooking the Mediterranean that's featured in Italian luxury label Tod's new ad campaign, has been listed for sale at $33 million.

The amazing property, luxe lifestyle setting of attractive people and classic Ferraris in the alluring ads, sits on 26 acres including a private beach. The estate is the creation of Countess Nathalie Volpi di Misurata, an aristocrat with a reputation for impeccable taste and refined elegance who enlisted celebrated Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi to build the palazzo in 1960.

Villa Volpi's seven lavish bedrooms and entertaining spaces have played host to many notable guests over the years, from celebrities to royalty, society and international dignitaries. Additional buildings on the estate include a three-bedroom guest house, a two-bedroom cottage and stables.

"This home fosters an incredibly peaceful and glamorous way of life," notes Clarice Pecori Giraldi of Christie's International Real Estate, "bringing together a unique location in Italy - where waterfront properties of this scale are extremely rare - with the incredible sophistication of classical architecture."

Gallery: Villa Volpi

Tags: ad campaigns, architecture, estates, Ferrari, Italy, mansion, Mediterranean, palazzo, Rome, Tods, Villa Volpi

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jianrenm Apr 5th 2011 7:00AM

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ickymcpooh Apr 5th 2011 10:19AM

wow ,what a house! I could never be rich though no way could I live like that knowing the suffering of the rest of the world.I would feel bad wearing 1000.00 jean when I see kids come to school with rags on.
I couldt spend 1000.00 on a meal neither like I said I see to many hungry kids to be able to spend money like that on just me.Its sad.
Im not judging people that care about money just saying me personaly.

jbobrien4 Apr 5th 2011 11:53AM

Where do I place my bid? I hate when they don't leave enough information. Sigh, it's so hard to find good help these days...

Soldier4God Apr 5th 2011 12:41PM

Very Nice Home, but Is It Worth That Just Because Of Who Was Once Inside? I Would Take The 33 Million, Buy Me A Custom OneGodMinistries PREVOST MOTOR COACH, And Travel The United States Preaching The Gospel Of Jesus Christ & The Gospel Of Willie Edward Turnipseed Sr, U_nder S_atanic A_ttack!