The construction of the Villa dates back to the1800’s on behalf of a wealthy French family who arrived in Italy and who, with the help of Count Emilio Ferdinando Braida, settled in Mogliano, Veneto between the splendid cities of Venice and Treviso. They later had the opportunity, through the son of the Count, to renovate Villa Braida into the building we see today, a marvellous residence surrounded by green countryside and a huge park full of ancient trees.
After the Second World War, the Villa underwent major changes, passing to Luigi Mastea who ordered for many of the trees to be torn down and sold most of the statues.For decades he worked to transform the Villa into an agricultural company mainly dedicated to the production of white and red grapes.
Finally, in the early 90’s, it was used as a luxury hotel with restaurants and a convention centre.