Villa Alborella | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Brescia Renzano

A luxury villa rental on Lake Garda near Brescia offers something increasingly rare: space for thirteen guests without compromise. Villa Alborella sits on the Brescia shoreline, commanding views across Italy’s largest freshwater lake while remaining minutes from the elegant town of Salò. This is where substantial groups escape the chaos of shared apartments and cramped hotels.

Inside Villa Alborella

Villa Alborella sleeps 13 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, spread across five distinct floors totalling 500 square metres. The layout is thoughtfully divided, allowing families and friend groups to inhabit separate zones without feeling disconnected.

The ground floor operates as the villa’s social hub. An outdoor-facing kitchen flows directly onto a veranda furnished with comfortable seating—this is where morning coffee happens before the day properly begins. A shower room and living space complete this level, creating a self-contained retreat if needed.

Ascend to the first floor and the architecture reveals its true scale. The main kitchen dominates this level: a professional-standard space equipped with a full-sized refrigerator, separate freezer, dual ovens, gas hob, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, microwave, blender, and espresso maker. A dining table seats twelve guests, making this the natural gathering point for meals. Beyond the kitchen sits a reading area and living room anchored by comfortable sofas, a television, working fireplace, and a grand piano—unexpected luxury that transforms evening gatherings. A guest powder room finishes this floor.

The second floor contains four bedrooms. Three feature double beds with en-suite access to two full bathrooms (each with shower or bath plus WC). The fourth bedroom offers a queen-sized bed. Two bedrooms open onto a shared terrace with unobstructed lake views—morning light floods these rooms and the vista of water and distant mountains becomes your daily backdrop.

The attic level adds both character and additional sleeping capacity. A double bedroom overlooks the lake. A twin-bedded room provides flexibility for younger guests or staff. The attic’s living zone contains a double sofa bed, additional sofas, a fireplace, and television—essentially a self-contained apartment. The highlight: a luxurious bathroom with hydromassage tub and double sink, where soaking becomes a ritual rather than necessity.

Throughout the villa, air-conditioning manages summer heat, Wi-Fi connects you to the outside world (or allows you to ignore it), and practical amenities—hairdryers, iron, washing machine, safe—mean you arrive without luggage anxiety. Smart televisions on multiple floors cater to those rare moments when weather or mood turns inward.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Beyond the walls, Villa Alborella commands 1,500 square metres of grounds that transform the rental from house into compound. The swimming pool measures 3 by 8 metres with a maximum depth of 1.4 metres—substantial enough for proper swimming and games, safe enough for children. Entry via underwater staircase. Sun loungers and umbrellas ring the pool, creating zones for reading, conversation, and sunbathing without crowding.

The garden itself deserves separate description. Mature olive trees—centuries-old, gnarled, distinctly Mediterranean—provide natural screening and dappled shade. Pathways weave through established plantings, creating pockets of privacy within the larger property. This is the kind of garden where a morning walk before breakfast becomes habit, where afternoon shade invites a paperback and silence.

A barbecue setup handles evening cooking when the mood for outdoor dining strikes. Table football on the terrace offers low-key entertainment. Parking for four to five vehicles ensures arrival logistics don’t create tension—a genuine luxury for larger groups.

The southern exposure means sunset over the lake becomes a daily event worth planning around. The terrace light changes throughout the afternoon, golden in early summer, increasingly dramatic as autumn approaches.

Location: Brescia and the Surrounding Area

Salò, where Villa Alborella’s grounds begin, is a town of 10,000 people on Lake Garda’s western shore. The waterfront promenade—less than 1km from the villa—hosts restaurants with direct lake views, gelaterie, and small shops reflecting both local taste and tourist appetite. Ristorante Trattoria del Navigatore serves traditional Brescia cuisine. Market day occurs three times weekly in the main piazza, where vendors sell produce, cheese, and local wines.

Lake Garda itself surrounds Salò on three sides. The nearest public beach, Spiaggia Pubblico di Salò, is 500 metres from Villa Alborella—a genuinely walkable distance. The lake supports sailing schools, windsurfing instruction, and boat hire services. Water temperature peaks in July and August (around 24°C), making swimming pleasant from June through September. Ferry services to Malcesine (45 minutes) and Limone sul Garda (60 minutes) provide day-trip options across the water.

Brescia city centre lies 30km south. This UNESCO World Heritage site (designated 2011) contains the monumental San Salvatore–Santa Giulia complex, a former monastery now functioning as a museum housing Roman bronzes and medieval frescoes. Brescia Castle dominates Cidneo Hill on the city’s eastern edge, offering panoramic views of the Lombardy plains. The Luigi Marzoli Arms Museum displays medieval weapons and Renaissance-era armour. Local cafés in the centro storico serve exceptional espresso and locally-made pastries.

Bergamo sits 50km northeast. The Città Alta (Upper City) remains enclosed by 16th-century Venetian walls and accessible via funicular railway. Cobblestone streets wind through medieval quarters. Piazza Vecchia hosts the city’s cathedral (Duomo di Bergamo) and various Renaissance palaces. The lower town (Città Bassa) offers modern amenities while the hilltop preserves genuine 14th-century character.

For nature-focused exploration, the Parco dell’Alto Garda Bresciano and Parco delle Orobie Bergamasche bookend the region. The former offers lakeside and valley hiking routes. The latter features mountain trails with elevations from 1,000 to 2,400 metres, suitable for everything from morning walks to serious alpine trekking. Spring wildflowers (April-May) and autumn colours (September-October) mark the optimal seasons.

Milan—Italy’s fashion and design capital—lies 120km south (approximately 2 hours by car). The Gothic Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, and numerous contemporary art galleries draw day-trippers. San Siro Stadium (home to AC Milan and Inter) offers guided tours. The fashion district around Via Montenapoleone caters to luxury shopping.

For destination inspiration and broader travel planning, explore our luxury villas in Italy and browse our villas in Province of Brescia for alternative properties in this compelling region. Our Italian Lakes travel guide provides seasonal insights and detailed itinerary suggestions. Additional properties can be found in our collection across the region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families seeking consolidated accommodation find Villa Alborella’s division across five levels invaluable. Grandparents inhabit the attic zone with its own living area while adult children and grandchildren spread across other floors—shared meals and separate retreats remain possible simultaneously.

Friend groups of ten to thirteen—rare enough to be celebratory—benefit from the dual kitchens (one for serious cooking, one for casual outdoor meals) and multiple living zones. The piano and fireplace accommodate varied evening moods without forcing everyone into a single space.

Couples seeking privacy within a larger rented property would claim a second-floor double bedroom with terrace views, maintaining shared facilities while preserving intimate space.

Business groups holding working retreats appreciate the Wi-Fi infrastructure, piano for informal gatherings, and on-request chef services that eliminate cooking duties while maintaining communal meals.

Those planning wedding guest accommodation before or after a lakeside ceremony find Villa Alborella’s capacity and flexibility particularly valuable—multiple family units under one roof with shared celebration spaces.

Practical Information

Villa Alborella accommodates a maximum of 13 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Luggage storage for off-season items and early/late arrival belongings is available.

The nearest international airport is Bergamo Orio al Serio (50km, approximately 1 hour by car). Verona Villafranca Airport lies 100km south (approximately 1.5 hours). Milan Malpensa (140km, approximately 2 hours) offers additional flight options. Professional transfer services can be arranged at booking.

Essentials shopping: Supermarket facilities exist 5 minutes by car from the villa. The Salò waterfront hosts weekly market days. Pharmacy services and medical facilities are available within Salò town centre (under 1km).

Included amenities: Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning, heating, pool access, basic cooking equipment and appliances, linen and towels, cleaning of common areas, parking for 4-5 vehicles. On-request services—chef/cook provision, babysitting, spa treatments, and professional transfers—are available at additional cost. Pets may be accommodated by prior arrangement.

Flexible check-in can be negotiated depending on arrival logistics and previous guests’ departure schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Alborella

How many guests does Villa Alborella sleep?

Villa Alborella sleeps 13 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor offers one shower room; the first floor includes a powder room; the second floor contains two full bathrooms; the attic has one additional bathroom with hydromassage tub. Sleeping arrangements include three double beds on the second floor, one queen bed on the second floor, one double bed on the attic level, one twin bed on the attic level, and one additional double sofa bed in the attic living area—providing flexibility for various group compositions.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Alborella in Brescia?

Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport sits 50 kilometres away (approximately 60-70 minutes by car). This regional airport serves numerous European destinations including low-cost carriers. Alternatively, Verona Villafranca Airport (100km, approximately 90 minutes) and Milan Malpensa (140km, approximately 2 hours) provide additional options, particularly for long-haul connections. Private transfer arrangements can bridge any airport to villa logistics.

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

May through September represents prime season: water temperatures climb from 18°C in May to peak 24°C in August. June offers warm days, fewer crowds than July-August, and stable weather. September maintains heat while shoulder-season crowds diminish. April and October provide mild temperatures (15-18°C) suitable for hiking and sightseeing but less appealing for swimming. Winter (November-March) brings cooler weather and occasional rain, though off-season rates apply and the fireplace becomes genuinely welcoming. Avoid mid-August if preferring quieter experiences; this is peak Italian holiday season when roads and beaches experience maximum congestion.

Is Villa Alborella suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific provisions. The swimming pool reaches maximum depth of 1.4 metres and includes underwater stairs for safe entry—suitable for young swimmers. Babysitting services are available on request, allowing parents evening flexibility. The villa’s multi-floor layout permits children’s zones separate from adult spaces, managing varying schedules. The Salò waterfront (under 1km) provides family-friendly restaurants with high chairs and simple menus. The nearest public beach is 500 metres away. Water sports instruction is available for older children (usually age 6+). The historic Brescia Castle offers child-appropriate touring. Multiple bathrooms reduce morning logistical stress with larger groups.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Alborella?

Included amenities include Wi-Fi, air-conditioning and heating, pool access with maintenance, all linens and towels, kitchen equipment and appliances, basic cleaning of common areas, and parking for 4-5 vehicles. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are incorporated. Smart televisions come fully operational. Additional services available at extra cost: professional chef or cook services, babysitting/childcare, spa treatments (massage, facials), and airport/train station transfers. Pet accommodation can be arranged by advance request with potential additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Alborella?

Salò waterfront (under 1km) hosts numerous restaurants: Ristorante Trattoria del Navigatore specialises in fresh fish and local pasta; Osteria dell’Orologio provides casual dining with lake views; Gelaterie and coffee bars operate throughout the town centre. The weekly market (three days weekly) sells fresh produce, local cheeses, Brescia wines, and prepared foods. A supermarket is reachable within 5 minutes by car. Gourmet food shops in Salò sell local specialities: freshwater fish products, Franciacorta wines (30km south), and traditional Brescia cheese. For fine dining, several Michelin-listed restaurants operate within 15-25km of the villa in surrounding lake towns.