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2:11Now PlayingIt’s a find that is about to get rarer. As the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy near, demand for housing from apartments to luxury villas in and around the Dolomites resort town of Cortina d’Ampezzo has exploded.
This makes landing a fully renovated ski-in, ski-out chalet with nearly 11,000 square feet of living space an almost impossible task. However, a villa built in 1939 and updated in 2008 has recently come on the market: Villa Altissima, priced at €20 million or about US $21.7 million.
Set in a prime location at one of the highest points overlooking the valley, the five-floor dwelling features parquet floors, marble-covered bathrooms, wooden walls and high-end furnishings.
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