| Villa Beatrice | |
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 Villa Beatrice in 2007 | |
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General information | |
| Location | Portofino, Italy |
| Coordinates | 44°18′22.02″N 9°12′48.86″E / 44.3061167°N 9.2135722°E |
Villa Beatrice is a historic villa located in Portofino, Italy.
The villa, designed by architect Gino Coppedè, was built around 1913 by Attilio Odero, a senator and entrepreneur in the shipbuilding industry. After World War II, the residence passed to Enrico Piaggio, Elena Odero's son, and later to the Tonolli and Costa-Ardissone families.
The property was acquired in 2021 by the international hospitality company Belmond Limited.
The villa is located in a panoramic position overlooking the sea on the Punta Cajega promontory and it has a large garden surrounded by the Portofino Regional Natural Park, established in 1935.
The villa, which features an eclectic style inspired by Neo-Gothic architecture, resembles a castle. The building, spread over four levels, incorporates a tower. Loggias, protruding balconies, and biforas are among the decorative elements. The façades are finished in stone, decorated plaster with colorful tiles, and white cement.
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