Villa Selvatico is a Venetian Villa built at the end of the XV Century on ancient medieval castle remains. This pre- palladian Villa is a typical patrician country house, where the nobles used to spend their summer vacation. Owners included the rich and powerful Speronella Dalesmanin and her shameful son Jacopo da Sant'Andrea, mentioned in Dante's 'Inferno'.

The Veneto Villa Selvatico near Padova offers hospitality in the main part of the Villa in completely independent apartments with bathroom, kitchen or kitchen area , autonomous central heating, air-conditioning, television and telephone, as well as adjacent buildings.

The large park that surrounds the Villa can be freely used by the guests. There is also a laundry with washing machine at guests' disposal.

Sport facilities nearby include tennis, a swimming pool at 2 km, horse riding and a golf course 15 km away.

The nearest village, that is also reachable by walking along the river, has some little shops for daily shopping.