Villa Cison | 10-Bedroom Villa in Cison di Valmarino TV – Treviso Veneto

Twenty-four guests descend a Renaissance staircase into what was once a strategic stronghold protecting Venice’s borders. Today, Villa Cison in Cison di Valmarino TV stands as a meticulously restored palace where 15th-century frescoes meet contemporary comfort, and a private 18-metre pool reflects centuries of reinvention. This is not a manicured showpiece—it is a home designed for large groups who want space without sterility, history without pretension, and the kind of kitchen staffing that transforms holiday cooking from obligation into theatre.

Inside Villa Cison

Villa Cison sleeps 24 guests across 10 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms distributed across three floors. The scale is deliberate: grand enough to separate groups, intimate enough that 24 people never feel scattered.

The ground floor opens into a welcoming entrance hall that flows into distinct social zones. Four living spaces serve different moods. Two formal reception rooms feature working fireplaces and period furnishings—the kind of rooms where conversation naturally finds gravitas. A third living area combines sofas, a fireplace, and a dining table in open-plan flow, ideal for casual gatherings. A separate television room with comfortable seating provides retreat space for those who prefer quieter hours. Two substantial dining rooms anchor the entertaining infrastructure; one accommodates intimate dinners, while the larger banqueting room seats fifty for events.

The kitchen arrangement reflects how seriously this property handles group dynamics. A fully equipped secondary kitchen—fitted with oven, hob, integrated fridge-freezer, dishwasher, toaster and kettle—handles daily needs efficiently. The primary kitchen is a different proposition entirely: spacious enough for multiple cooks, equipped with a central island, banqueting prep space, breakfast table, professional-grade oven and hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, blender and espresso machine. This kitchen becomes the operational heart during larger gatherings. A guest WC on the ground floor prevents bathroom bottlenecks during entertaining.

The upper two floors contain the bedroom accommodation. Bedrooms 1 and 2, positioned for families, each contain two queen-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms with bath, shower, sink and WC—allowing siblings or adult couples to share without compromising privacy. Bedrooms 3 through 10 are primarily king-bedded rooms, arranged to maximise flexibility. Bedroom 4, 5 and 10 feature en-suite bathrooms (Bedroom 10’s en-suite has shower, sink and WC). Bedrooms 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9 share hallway bathroom access—a configuration that works exceptionally well for extended families where some bedrooms are reserved for single occupants or partnered couples.

What distinguishes Villa Cison from mass-market group rentals is the architectural heritage embedded in these bedrooms. Several rooms preserve original medieval frescoes on walls and ceilings—artwork that cannot be replicated, only curated. These spaces retain period beamed ceilings and terracotta or parquet flooring. Other bedrooms embrace contemporary minimalism: whitewashed walls, modern artworks, clean-lined furnishings. The tonal variation prevents the property from feeling like a hotel corridor. You choose whether to sleep under Renaissance brushwork or beside contemporary sculpture.

Three additional bathrooms (beyond the en-suites) include bath, shower, sink and WC, ensuring that morning routines for 24 people never collapse into gridlock. Air conditioning and central heating regulate temperature across all three floors, critical for managing comfort in a property this size.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 2-acre grounds sprawl around Villa Cison with the kind of generosity that makes guests forget they are within walking distance of village shops. Manicured lawns give way to rose gardens and specimen trees. A rose garden provides fragrant seating areas. Sun loungers and parasols are distributed around the grounds rather than clustered, allowing different groups to establish their own territories without feeling observed.

The private swimming pool measures 18 metres by 8 metres with a depth range of 1.2 to 4 metres—dimensions that accommodate both serious swimmers and children learning in the shallows. Seasonal opening runs from approximately mid-May through mid-October, aligning with warm Mediterranean weather patterns. A dedicated pool house provides changing facilities and shelter. The surrounding terrace includes adequate lounging furniture, and a separate dining terrace with outdoor sofas creates an outdoor living room where evening aperitivos transition naturally into dinner.

Tree swings scattered through the grounds provide movement for restless children, while benches and armchairs offer contemplative seating. Ample parking accommodates multiple vehicles—necessary for a property hosting 24 guests who may arrive in separate cars or hire buses for group excursions.

Location: Cison di Valmarino TV and the Surrounding Area

Cison di Valmarino, perched in the Treviso province of northern Italy’s Veneto region, ranks among Italy’s most aesthetically compelling small villages. The village sits 75 kilometres from Venice—close enough for a day visit, far enough to avoid the daily crush of cruise-ship tourism. This positioning matters: you access world-class culture without consuming your holiday in transport queues.

The village itself operates on human scale. A central piazza fills with market stalls on regular schedules; food festivals and artisanal craft workshops animate the main square throughout the year. A 12th-century abbey stands just outside the village boundary, while a historic water mill—the tipo of infrastructure that powered Venetian trade—remains partially operational. The Castello di Cison, a medieval hilltop fortress, now functions as a hotel with a respected spa and restaurant; visitors may book treatments or reserve tables without overnight accommodation.

Seven world-class restaurants operate within the surrounding farmland and nearby villages. The region’s Prosecco production creates natural wine tourism: multiple vineyards within 15km offer tasting experiences ranging from casual to structured. Vittorio Veneto, 17 kilometres away, is known for its textile industry heritage and Renaissance churches. Treviso, 41 kilometres distant, contains the Pescheria (fish market square) and a medieval city wall that has been converted into a pedestrian circuit. Venice itself—75 kilometres away, roughly 90 minutes by car—requires no introduction; the San Marco basilica, Grand Canal gondola routes and Accademia Gallery are accessible by day trip.

Nature-focused activities define the region’s outdoor identity. The Via dei Mulini hiking trail system begins practically at Villa Cison’s boundaries, threading through chestnut forests and alongside waterfalls. Cyclists recognise the landscape immediately: the San Boldo Pass and surrounding routes comprise the annual Giro d’Italia cycling race routes. Bike rental and guide services can be arranged in advance. Winter brings proximity to the Dolomites—approximately 80 kilometres north—where ski resorts operate at multiple difficulty levels and Michelin-starred mountain restaurants reward the effort. For those exploring our villas in Province Of Treviso, this combination of cultural access and natural activity is rarely matched.

The nearest significant airport is Venice Marco Polo (VCE), approximately 70 kilometres away with roughly 90 minutes drive time under normal traffic conditions. Verona Airport (VRN) provides an alternative 120 kilometres away. A supermarket operates in Cison di Valmarino itself, supplemented by fresh produce markets in the village centre. For detailed seasonal planning and activity suggestions, read our Veneto travel guide.

You may also explore our luxury villas in Italy and our full collection in Cison di Valmarino TV to compare properties in this exceptional region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Cison functions optimally for multi-generational family gatherings of 16–24 people. Grandparents, adult children, grandchildren and their partners fit comfortably without forced proximity. The four living spaces allow different age groups to pursue separate activities simultaneously.

Extended friend groups—post-university reunions, milestone birthday clusters, destination wedding parties requiring accommodation for guests—find the infrastructure supports both shared meals and private conversations. The banqueting kitchen and 50-seat dining room accommodate formal events; the pool and gardens support casual lawn entertaining.

Corporate retreats benefit from the workspace potential: multiple quieter rooms allow breakout groups, and butler service reduces logistical friction. The village location provides cultural authenticity rather than resort anonymity.

Couples or small groups of four to eight would find Villa Cison unnecessarily large; it is engineered for critical mass. Solo travellers and pairs should explore smaller properties within our collection.

Families with children aged 5–16 find specific advantages: the rose garden and tree swings occupy younger guests; the pool with 1.2-metre shallow end permits independent paddling under supervision; the village location allows walking to gelaterie and markets for small outings that build independence; the multiple living spaces prevent screen time from concentrating in one room.

Practical Information

Villa Cison accommodates a maximum of 24 guests: 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, with configuration flexibility through the combination of en-suite and shared bathroom arrangements. The property is staffed with butler and cook services, eliminating meal preparation and household management from guest responsibility. A cleaning team maintains the property daily.

Included in the rental: all utilities (electricity, gas, water, heating and air conditioning), high-speed Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, all bed linens and towels, pool heating during the operating season (mid-May to mid-October), and staff support. Glass, crockery and kitchen equipment are provided for both kitchens.

Check-in flexibility is available by arrangement. The property’s proximity to Venice Marco Polo Airport (70km, approximately 90 minutes) and Verona Airport (120km, approximately 2 hours) accommodates varied arrival schedules. A local supermarket operates within Cison di Valmarino itself for any final provisions. The nearest major grocery shopping is available in Vittorio Veneto, 17 kilometres away.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Cison

How many guests does Villa Cison sleep?

Villa Cison sleeps a maximum of 24 guests distributed across 10 bedrooms. The configuration comprises: two bedrooms with double queen beds (suited for families with children or couples preferring separate sleeping areas), and eight king-bedded rooms. No sofa beds or annexes supplement the bedroom count; the stated capacity is fixed at 24.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Cison in Cison di Valmarino TV?

Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is the nearest major international airport, located approximately 70 kilometres away with a typical driving time of 90 minutes under standard traffic conditions. Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN), 120 kilometres away, provides an alternative international option with drive time of approximately 2 hours. Both airports connect to major European hubs and operate year-round scheduled services.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Cison?

Late May through September offers optimal conditions: summer air temperatures average 24–28°C, the private pool operates, and outdoor living is primary. June and September provide slightly fewer crowds than July–August while maintaining warm weather. Spring (April–May) brings wildflower displays and Prosecco harvest preparation; autumn (September–October) features vendemmia (grape harvest) festivals and cooler temperatures suited to hiking. Winter (December–February) allows access to nearby Dolomites skiing and Michelin-starred mountain restaurants, though the pool is not operational and village activity diminishes. Easter and the May bank holiday period see elevated village tourism and restaurant reservations fill faster.

Is Villa Cison suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes specific family features: a private pool with shallow 1.2-metre end suitable for supervised swimming instruction; tree swings distributed through the 2-acre gardens; two queen-bedded bedrooms ideal for siblings or parent-child arrangements; and village proximity to gelaterie and markets that allow safe, short walking expeditions for older children. The butler service reduces parental cooking and household management, reclaiming holiday time. Nearby Via dei Mulini hiking trails are accessible to families with children aged 6+. The village’s low traffic volume makes it inherently safer for children’s independent movement than urban areas. Treviso, 41 kilometres away, contains family museums and parks. However, the property’s scale and absence of on-site childcare staff means families should either hire private nannies or maintain adequate adult-to-child supervision ratios.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Cison?

The rental price includes: all utilities (electricity, gas, water, central heating and air conditioning), high-speed Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, all bed linens and towels, daily cleaning service, full kitchen staffing (cook and butler), pool heating during seasonal operation (mid-May to mid-October), all glassware and crockery, and kitchen equipment in both the secondary and primary kitchens. Garden maintenance and pool chemical treatment are included. Personal shopping services can be arranged through the butler at additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Cison?

Cison di Valmarino village centre, a few minutes’ walk from Villa Cison, contains small shops and several eateries. The central piazza hosts regular markets. Seven world-class restaurants operate within the surrounding countryside and nearby villages—the property owners provide specific recommendations and can assist with reservations. Treviso, 41 kilometres away, contains significant shopping (the Pescheria market square and modern retail) and restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining. Vittorio Veneto, 17 kilometres away, offers supermarket shopping, textile-industry heritage sites and local restaurants. Fresh produce is available daily through the village market; a supermarket operates within Cison di Valmarino itself for additional provisions.