Villa Hebald was once the home of the famous American sculptor Milton, who passed away a few years ago, and it still bears his name; my wife and I now live there with our cats.
It is an exposed-stone building from the 1960s situated within a one-hectare park featuring maritime pines and Lebanese cedars, where you can take a stroll, soar through the air on a very high swing, or contemplate the landscape while sitting beneath the centuries-old Lebanese cedar.
The suite is housed in a portion of the villa; it is a two-room unit consisting of a double bedroom, a bathroom, and a living room with a kitchenette and a sofa.
If necessary—for example, if there are more than two of you—we can provide a second bedroom within the suite, equipped with a double sofa bed.
In the private garden, there is a pergola with a dining table, and nearby—passing “under” the shower—you can relax in the hot tub, surrounded by the greenery and tranquility of the “artists’ hill.”
In five minutes, you can reach the Santo Celso woods, where a nature trail winds through the area, featuring sections with exercise equipment.
Alternatively, if you extend your walk, you’ll reach the beach, where you can sunbathe or enjoy the gentle, clean, and warm waters of the lake.