The Valverde is a rural courtyard consisting of a group of buildings organized in a courtyard system and closely linked to agricultural production. The oldest part dates back to the early 16th century when the interests of the great Venetian merchant families began to shift towards the mainland, with the development of a new and important agrarian economy. The manor house, which is the oldest part of the courtyard and is still inhabited by the owners, retains its original beauty with large stone chimneys, painted coffered ceilings, and friezes from the school of J. Ligozzi.
The entire complex, including the homes of the lavorenti and the spaces for production activities, such as the tinazzara, the historic cellar, and the chapel, underwent an important restoration that began in the early 1960s and is still ongoing.
The courtyard, once occupied by a sunny brick yard, is now a garden rich in plants and fragrances.
The villa can be visited only by appointment at tel +39 045 526499.
<p>Valverde is located not far from the walls of Verona and can be reached:</p><ul><li><b>From the Milan–Venice motorway</b>, exit at Verona East. Take the East Bypass and exit at Montorio-Caserma Duca. Turn right and the villa is a little further on your left (10 minutes from the toll booth)</li> <li><b>From Verona airport</b>. Take the South Bypass and exit at San Martino Buon Albergo. From there, take the East Bypass and follow the directions above (20 minutes)</li> <li><b>By public transport</b>. The urban line no. 13 stops every 15 minutes just a few meters from the entrance gate (20 minutes from the city center)</li> <li><b>By bicycle</b>. From the city, follow the bike path to Montorio that passes right in front of the villa.</li> </ul> <p>The entrance gate at number 23 is the closest to the traffic light towards Verona.</p>
Villa Da Sacco known as La Valverde - Villa La Valverde <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500005053