Behind an iron gate on a quiet street in the Olme district of Mogliano Veneto stand two structures from two different revivalist tastes: a battlemented brick tower in a romantic medieval style, and an ochre-red villa with the round-arched windows of the Liberty years.
At a glance
The property sits on Via Piave in Olme, a locality of Mogliano Veneto in the province of Treviso, between Venice and Treviso. Behind a low stone wall and a wrought-iron gate topped with spear-point finials stands a square brick tower with a crenellated, castle-like top, small pointed-arch windows and a round decorative medallion set into the brickwork — a piece of 19th- or early 20th-century neo-Gothic revival architecture. A few steps further into the grounds, past cedars and hedges, an ochre-red villa with white stone door and window surrounds, round-arched openings and a small balustraded balcony looks out over a lawn, in the eclectic Liberty style common to Veneto villas of the early 1900s.
What we can see
- Location: Via Piave, Olme, Mogliano Veneto (TV)
- Tower: square brick, crenellated top, pointed-arch windows, a round decorative medallion, wrought-iron entrance gate
- Villa: ochre-red render, white stone surrounds, round-arched windows, a small balustraded balcony, hipped tile roof
- Grounds: a walled garden with mature cedars, hedges and lawn
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Getting there
The estate is on Via Piave in the Olme district of Mogliano Veneto (TV), between Venice and Treviso.
Sources
- Luigi De Marchi, who photographed the property; description based on what is visible in the photographs.
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See this place and what’s around it →Record researched and written by Carla Szathvary for Cultural Heritage Online, 2026.
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