Verdelegante featured by Dreamer Real Estate: Landscapes that define luxury properties
It is not often that the garden takes centre stage in a conversation about high-end property
Dreamer Real Estate, a specialist in prestigious estates across Tuscany and Italy, has done exactly that. Its in-depth feature explores the different garden typologies that define luxury villas, with Verdelegante as the specialist voice throughout: the company was chosen to read the relationship between landscape, architecture and property value.
The choice is telling. In the prestige property world, the garden is no longer a finishing touch. It is a core part of a home’s identity and worth.
A journey through the forms of the prestige garden
The feature maps the different garden typologies that define luxury properties. There is the Italian formal garden, built on geometry and perspective. The landscape garden of English inspiration, which follows the natural contours of the land. The Mediterranean garden, composed of fragrance and light. The contemporary style, which seeks continuity between interior and exterior. And then there are the great private parklands, where the garden becomes a territory in its own right, and with it that rare sensation of possessing an entire landscape.
Each style reflects a different way of inhabiting a home. And each one affects a property’s perceived value in concrete terms: the market data cited in the piece confirm that properties with well-designed outdoor spaces command a significant price premium over those without. The garden is a genuine asset, not an aesthetic afterthought.
Verdelegante’s vision: the garden as part of living
Where Verdelegante’s contribution stands out is in how this asset is interpreted.
One element is a service philosophy the feature describes as the “Concierge del Verde”: an approach that goes beyond design and maintenance to accompany the owner in managing and fully enjoying their outdoor spaces, with the same attentiveness given to the house itself. The garden is not handed over and left to its own devices. It is tended over time, the way you tend to things you want to see grow well.
Another is Verdelegante’s role as landscape partner within complex projects. Its work on Villa Philipson, a high-profile estate cited in the feature, shows what this looks like in practice: architects, agronomists and designers involved throughout the entire process, with different areas of expertise brought together so that landscape, architecture and the owner’s way of life find a coherent balance.
Running through the whole piece is a third conviction: no universal formula exists. Every plot of land tells a different story. The right garden comes from the dialogue between the character of a place and the life of those who will inhabit it. That is what produces genuine spaces, ones that strengthen a property’s identity and the daily pleasure of living there.
The full feature is available on the Dreamer Real Estate magazine, with a complete overview of garden typologies and reflections on the prestige property market.
