On the hills of Gardone Riviera, with a panoramic view of Lake Garda and at short distance from Gabriele d'Annunzio's Vittoriale, lies a complex of architectural masterpieces that make up the Eden Reserve residential park.

Here, you'll find this imposing and exclusive futuristic villa designed by architect Richard Meier. With a focus on white cladding, cubic shapes, and large glass surfaces, Meier noted, "This is what interests us: light as a building material and the view as inspiration."

The lower level features a welcoming entryway leading to the guest room with an en-suite bathroom, a wine cellar and a suggestive terrace with an infinity pool offering a breathtaking view of the lake.

The upper level houses a living room with an elegant Swedish fireplace, a dining room with an open kitchen, and a service kitchen with access to the laundry room.

The top floor features a bright study area, a master suite, and two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and panoramic views.

Completing the comforts of this minimalist villa are four parking spaces in the underground garage, connected to the floors by an elevator.

The villa is equipped with air conditioning in the main living areas, whilst in the rest of the house and the bedrooms the temperature is controlled with an underfloor cooling system.

Though the latter is not as powerful as a traditional air conditioner, it can lower the indoor temperature by about 5–10°C compared to the outside.

In addition, there is an air circulation system with dehumidifier, which helps maintain a comfortable and healthy environment.