luxury real estate for sale Quattro Castella, Italy

Reggio Emilia Prestigious Villa - approximately 800 m2 - Frescoes - Garden - Garage A few steps from the historic center of Reggio Emilia, in an area full of greenery, the prestigious Villa called Casino Rossi is available, belonging to the ancient Este settlement system. The structure dates back to the 18th century and was restored in 1830 taking on a neoclassical appearance. The residence is spread over several levels for approximately 800 m2 which include the ground and first floors, as well as the attic and the turret. Of important importance are the elegant wall paintings decorating the main hall on the main floor and the family chapel embellished with a marble altar. Access to the villa is served by a charming tree-lined avenue and it is surrounded by a large Italian garden. Recently, important consolidation works were carried out on the load-bearing structures and a restoration which did not involve the systems and all the finishes other than the creation of a garage in the basement. This housing solution lends itself to being both a representative residence, but also a prestigious location for offices. Ref. 2073 - 150 Broker Manager Pasquale Fusco (Non-binding document for contractual purposes)

Prestigious historical villa, situated in the countryside, a few minutes away from the cities of Parma and Reggio Emilia. The property has been completely renovated using quality materials and taking care of the smallest details. The villa has three different units, and is developed on three levels with frescoed halls, large marble fireplaces and a tavern that still retains the original structure of the villa, with terracotta bricks and barrel vaults, dating from the mid-800. Previously used as a workshop in the high fashion industry, the property consists of large halls and related services and an attic with 140-sqm terrace overlooking the property with 22,500 sqm park.

The historic villa of Ferlaro. In 1819, at its imperial height, the property belonged to Napolean Bonaparte’s wife, Maria Luigia D’Austria Duchess of Parma. The estate of Villa del Ferlaro, one gains entrance through an automatic iron gate, which leads you down a large driveway with access from the main road. Following along a tree-lined avenue and passing over Valline beck, you find yourself on a road that takes you across a monumental park with the Villa straight ahead. This comes in three distinct blocks, but never the less connected to each other.The main block to the east, goes up by three floors above ground level over an underground floor that makes up only a part of the building’s layout. On the ground floor, the daytime area is arranged with kitchen, dining rooms, a library and a wide staircase that leads to the first floor where one finds bedrooms equipped with bathrooms and wardrobes. On the second floor, accessed by an iron spiral staircase, space is made for an extensive home cinema along with guest rooms and their facilities. In the underground, utility rooms are located along with an ironing facility. All the floors are connected by a lift and the building’s roof is made of wood, covered by tiles. The central part is connected to the ground floor of the east block by a wide hallway lined with stain glass windows, elevated in two floors above ground level, in addition to the basement. The whole southern side is lined with porticos. On the ground floor, is a large bar-room with a fireplace. This lies adjacent to a billiard room of which  begins a staircase, leading to the first floor where one finds a large room for conferences and court-like theatre shows. From this room there is a large terrace that just so happens to be the west block’s roof. A wide vehicular hallway connects the central part to the west block. The latter is made up of just one floor above ground level, in which one finds space for three little habitable units for service staff. Along with this, is a semi-basement floor completely above ground level and accessible to the western side in which utility rooms are located.The surfaces in the internal layout of the building is 1260m sq (including porticoes). The entiresurfaces of the various floors bring to a whole surface of about 4000m sq subdivided as so underground and basement 720m sq− habitable surfaces ground floor, first and second 2275m sq− Second floor (semi-habitable part) 360m sq− Porticoes and ground floor hallways 155m sq− First-floor terraces 460m sq. Between the Villa and the wood of conifers positioned to the south-west, is a recently built swimming pool of about 250m sq surface, coated in ceramic mosaic tiles with marble trim “uber-white”.The Ferlaro estate in its entirety has. 17.36.88 (equal to 56,37 parmesan hectares) of which has. 05.85.50 situated in the commune of Collecchio and has. 11.51.38 located in the commune of Sala Baganza. The villa and the park to the north still fall within the boundaries of Collecchio, while the meadowland to the south with the swimming pool and wooded area to the west of the Monobiola beck, fall in the commune of Sala Baganza. In the original part of the park and in the proximity of the Villa, horse-chestnuts, cedars, (in various types), read white fir trees, bald cypress and black nuts are present. In the remaining part of the park, in accordance to a group arrangement and without precise order, are found: rustic maple trees, hornbeams, horse-chestnuts, lime trees, beach trees, badger burrows and random vegetation. In the last part, to the north, the planting of conifers is prevalent in which white firs take precedence. The wide meadowland to the south of the Villa is marked-off to the East by a wooded strip parallel to the Valline beck, made of nuts and false acacias; and to the west by a little wood made up mostly of black pines and cedars.The wooded part over the Monobiola beck is characterised all along thesouthern perimeter, by a wide road lined with centuries-old Lebanese cedars, connecting the Ferlaro Villa to the Casino Dei Boschi, best known as “Cedar Way”. For the remaining part, the wood is presented in two different aspects: the first part, adjacentto cedar way, is occupied by a plantation of towering pines, while the remaining part is a cedar wood of turkey oak. Beyond that, other qualities of random plants are present such as elms, poplars, false-acacias, ashes and various shrubs.The wooded park of Carrega is populated by various species of wild animals within which one finds: goats, boars, badgers, foxes, porcupines, hares, pheasants, partridges, buzzards and kestrels, woodpeckers and diverse qualities of corvids and minor birds. The parkof Villa Ferlaro is the natural home of goats, hares and pheasants.