LIVINGRent 'House of Gucci' On Airbnb For A One-Night-Only Experience — Tour The Historic Grounds With Lush Gardens
The House of Gucci can be yours for one night only.
Villa Balbiano — the awe-inspiring Italian jewel featured in the House of Gucci — is available on Airbnb on March 30, 2022, for one lucky guest and their plus one.
However, living like Gucci comes with a price, and to rent the mansion for one night will put you back $1,125. Bookings for the exclusive experience open on Monday, December 6, at 12 p.m. EST.
The enchanting abode is Gucci family patriarch Aldo Gucci’s home in the film — starring Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Al Pacino, Adam Driver and more — which hit theaters Wednesday, November 24.
House of Gucci follows the shocking true story of the family behind the Italian fashion empire, with Gaga playing Patrizia Reggiani — an outsider from a low social class — who marries Maurizio Gucci, played by Driver. As Reggiani's unrestrained ambition starts to take a toll on the prestigious family, betrayal, decadence, revenge, and murder follow close behind.
Scroll through to see photos of the mesmerizing House of Gucci.
The elegant estate is one of the largest private residences on Lake Como.
The four-story home boasts impeccable detail and design in every room.
The impressive bathroom — fit for a King or Queen... or Gucci family member — offers a glass shower and marble floors, in addition to gold finishes.
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Villa Balbiano — which is filled with antique furniture — dates back to the 17th century.
The free-standing tub is placed in the center of the bathroom, offering exceptional views of the jaw-dropping property.
The ornate gilded interiors make the estate, that became a gathering place for Italian intellectuals, one of a kind.
It's safe to say the House of Gucci isn't something you see everyday.
Featuring six lavish suites, the mansion covers five acres, including lush gardens and a swimming pool — not to mention a private pier and boathouse.
Living like Gucci certainly seems priceless.
