3 exclusive stunning villas, on lake Maggiore, Stromboli and Majorca

1. Villa Alessi, along Lake Maggiore

The former family refuge of the Italian designers has lost none of its charms. Conceived in 1989 by architect Aldo Rossi, this three-level villa is located on a 2 250 m² plot of land, with its own dock. Its habitat covers a surface of 560 m², for 4 bedrooms. A decisive asset, all the windows and terraces open up on the stunning panorama of Lake Maggiore and the Borromean islands.

Anchored on the lake, the villa of the Alessi family features a garden offering a superb on the entire region. © E&V

On a mild day, the dining room table can be set up on the terrace. © E&V

2. Villa Dolce&Gabbana, on the island of Stromboli

Accessible by helicopter or boat, decorated and furnished with the same passion as for the conception of their clothing lines, the villa of stylists Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana is one of the most outstanding amongst the Eolian islands. With a stunning view on the Stromboli volcano, the regrouping of 3 typical inhabitations follows the jagged coastline. Surrounded by terraces and a luxurious garden, the property extends on 500 m², with 235 m² of the house composed of 7 suites, each of a different color. A small corner of paradise blessed with absolute tranquillity.

Bordering a scenic cliff, the only neighbor of the white villa is a small islet, out at sea. © Lionard

Ceramics on the ground, XXL sofa, miniature crests, the living room features a very original decor. © Lionard

3. Casa Dali, in Majorca

At the top of a hill in the residential district of Puerto de Andratx, this contemporary villa, oriented to the south, offers breathtaking view. On a land plot of 2 470 m², its liveable surface spans 1 330 m², with 7 bedrooms. A refined design, noble materials, interior elevator, Spa, private gym, Home Cinema, game room with a B&O sound system—stars feel right at home.

Cubic-shaped, the architecture of the villa showcases leading contemporary classics. © E&V

The spectacle of a grandiose nature invites itself right into the streamlined living room. © E&V