Set in the captivating landscape of the Euganean Hills, Villa Sceriman is a charming rural complex from the 16th century, attributed to the Palladian tradition and linked to a long history of transformations and prestige. The earliest documented testimonies date back to 1427, when the property belonged to the noble Padovan family of Santa Sofia.
In 1740, the villa passed to the Sceriman family, a wealthy family of Armenian shipowners active in Venice since the 13th century. During this period, the estate reached its maximum extent, with over 3,500 hectares later divided among numerous tenant farmers, while the manor house retained about 25 hectares dedicated to viticulture, a vocation that deeply marks the identity of the place.
In the 20th century, with the acquisition by the Soranzo family, the building was completely restored in 1959, revealing valuable internal frescoes and enhancing the historical structures. Concurrently, the farm transitioned from mixed cultivation to a reality specialized in viticulture, with wine-making and bottling activities.
Today, Villa Sceriman represents an unmissable stop for those who wish to discover the authentic soul of the Euganean Hills: a place where history, architecture, and wine tradition merge into an immersive experience amid nature and culture.
