luxury properties for sale Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Just a few minutes from Modena, between Formigine and Maranello, we are offering for sale a charming property nestled in the tranquility of the Emilian countryside. It boasts an elevated location and unobstructed views of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, which, on clear days, stretch all the way to Pietra di Bismantova. The estate is centered around a historic late-19th-century courtyard, harmoniously arranged in a horseshoe shape, forming an authentic and well-balanced architectural ensemble. The complex comprises four main buildings, each with its own identity and potential. The main house retains the original character of the Emilian tradition, with rooms distributed across multiple levels and spacious areas that lend themselves to a contemporary reinterpretation. Next to it, the historic barn bears witness to the property’s rural soul. Of particular interest is the “basso comodo,” Now fully renovated, the property covers approximately 300 square metres and is divided into two independent units: an elegant and light-filled main residence, featuring a living room, a kitchen-diner, a sleeping area with two bedrooms and a bathroom, an open-plan mezzanine (bedroom, walk-in wardrobe, bathroom), and a guest apartment with a separate entrance, comprising living room, kitchen, two rooms and two bathrooms. The refined finishes and contemporary architectural features blend harmoniously with the historic setting, offering comfort and versatility. On the opposite side of the courtyard, a spacious barn with a period portico and generous dimensions represents a further asset, ideal for conversion into residential or guest accommodation. The complex is completed by an additional building adjacent to the main house, situated in the centre of the courtyard, particularly suited to a loft-style conversion with direct views over the vineyard. These three buildings require comprehensive restoration and refurbishment. The property covers approximately 10 hectares of land, 8 of which are planted with Lambrusco and Trebbiano di Spagna vines, offering significant potential for both production and development. Added to this is a precious historical family batteria, , including original barrels dating back to the early 20th century, which are a true testament to the tradition of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena. Set in one of the most dynamic and internationally renowned areas, the property is located in the heart of Motor Valley and Food Valley, a short distance from iconic landmarks and outstanding gastronomic experiences such as Osteria Francescana. Thanks to the combination of architectural heritage, agricultural land and a strong local identity, it represents a unique investment opportunity. It lends itself to being reimagined as a prestigious private residence, a charming relais, or a hospitality and wine tourism project, fully capitalising on its connection to the local area and its finest offerings. A rare estate, where history, landscape and entrepreneurial vision coexist in perfect harmony.

Amidst the enchanting Cesena hills lies a hidden treasure, offering an unparalleled blend of luxury, comfort, and natural beauty. This stunning property, comprising two distinct units, is set within expansive garden featuring a panoramic swimming pool, promising a lifestyle of comfort. Greeted by sweeping vistas of the Adriatic Riviera, the villa boasts commanding views of the rolling Italian hills – a backdrop that captures the essence of Italy’s picturesque countryside. Each glance unveils the timeless beauty of Emilia Romagna, inviting you to experience the rich history, cultural heritage, and culinary delights that characterize this region. The Villa This exceptional villa, consisting of two units, was renovated in 2023 and both units have received upgrades aimed at optimizing energy efficiency. Their combined living space spans 365 sq.m., complemented by 67.5 sq.m.of porch areas and an additional 60 sq.m. of usable space. The two units have a shared covered porch area, making it easy for guests to move between them. The Main Home Ground Floor: This 228 sq.m. home is the main residence of the property and welcomes you to this level through a charming hallway, accessible via the home’s panoramic porch. From here, you step into the expansive living area, which seamlessly transitions into a formal dining space, ideal for hosting guests by the fireplace. Adjacent to this area lies the well-appointed kitchen, boasting direct access to the porch, alongside storage and technical rooms. Adjacent to the kitchen, a generous office space overlooks the second porch, serving as a connector between the two units. Completing this level is a bedroom with an attached bathroom. Throughout this floor, you’ll find exquisite Florentine cotto flooring, adding to the allure of the residence. First Floor: Heading upstairs, you will encounter a hallway offering a bird’s-eye view of the double-height lower level. Here, you can spot two bedrooms, one of which is very spacious and potentially divisible into two. Adjacent to the bedrooms are a bathroom and a generously proportioned storage room. Basement: In the basement, a panoramic porch welcomes you into the level, which hosts a cellar, ideal for housing a sizable wine collection, along with additional storage space. The Dependance Detached from the main villa, but connected via the covered porch, you’ll discover the annex, boasting a total of 137 sq.m. of living space, along with an additional 16.5 sq.m. of porch area. Ground Floor: On the ground floor, entering through the connecting porch, you’ll be greeted by a spacious living area adorned with antique pianelle flooring and a fireplace, offering direct access to the covered terrace – a splendid space to sip a drink or a glass of wine, while the sun goes down. Adjacent to this area is a chef’s kitchen and a dining space. First Floor: This level consists of a mezzanine, which is perfect as a cozy reading nook or a game area. Basement: The lower floor features a spacious double bedroom with step-in closet. This bedroom is characterized by a large French door, directly connected to the garden: from here you can enjoy the best awakening ever and step onto the grass barefooted to get in touch with the nature. On the same floor there are also a bathroom and a convenient laundry area. The Land Situated amidst 7000 sq.m. of picturesque landscape, this property boasts panoramic views of the valleys and hills surrounding Cesena, as well as captivating vistas of the sea from Ravenna to Rimini. Nestled within the garden, you will discover a panoramic 14×7 pool, surrounded by pavement -perfect for sunbathing. Ideal for hosting gatherings, the pool area provides not only a space for relaxation but also offers breathtaking views that are sure to steal your heart. Additionally, the property offers two designated car spaces, ensuring convenience for each home. In line with its commitment to sustainability, the property features the integration of photovoltaic panels, which promote energy efficiency and reduce utility costs for homeowners. The Location Conveniently located near Cesena in the Madonna dell’Ulivo area, this home is enveloped by greenery while offering easy access to essential services via a paved but tranquil road. Situated within a short distance from the seaside, you can enjoy strolls along the coastline or indulge in beachside activities during the warmer months, also accessing some of the best seafood restaurants entertainment of this area. The property’s proximity to Cesena ensures convenient access to a plethora of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, providing a well-rounded lifestyle of both town and country. Whether it’s a day at the beach or an afternoon in town for shopping and dining, this location offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. EPC Rating: C Energy Performance Index (IPE): 125,25 kwh/sq.m.*year EPC Rating: D Energy Performance Index (IPE): 123,00 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This property is a great opportunity for those wanting a perfect mix of luxury, comfort, and scenic surroundings. With its two separate units, you have the flexibility to rent out the annex or accommodate your family comfortably. Its location is very advantageous, especially during the summer months when the coastal area is bustling with tourist activity, making it a desirable rental option. If you’re seeking a seaside retreat away from the Riviera‘s chaos, this is an ideal choice. Plus, its proximity to Cesena ensures easy access to essential services, making it perfect for families. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 2,4 km Schools: 3,7 km Hospital: 5,9 km Theater: 6,7 km Cesena: 7,3 km Highway: 12,8 km Seaside: 17,9 km Cesenatico: 19 km Forlì: 21,6 km Rimini: 38,7 km San Marino: 42,1 km Riccione: 43,3 km Cattolica: 52,5 km Bologna: 93,6 km Airport of Bologna: 105 km

A Restored Hamlet of Distinction in the Hills of Emilia Romagna Nestled amidst the undulating landscapes of the Bolognese Apennines, just a few kilometres from the charming town of Zocca in the Province of Modena, this captivating luxury relais represents a rare opportunity within the high-end property market of Emilia Romagna. Comprising 2 exquisitely restored buildings and set within just under 5 hectares of private land, the estate enjoys an enviable position in a territory once marked by medieval castles and historic battles between Modena and Bologna. Today, that storied past lingers only in the romantic silhouettes of ancient fortifications crowning distant hilltops. Immersed in unspoilt nature and embraced by sweeping views across the rolling Bolognese hills, the property offers an atmosphere of serenity and refinement throughout the year. The air is pure, the silence restorative, broken only by the gentle rhythm of the seasons. This is a place where luxury is defined not merely by architectural excellence, but by space, privacy and the privilege of living within a landscape of extraordinary beauty. The Main Building Extending to approximately 540 sq.m. over three floors, the principal farmhouse was completed in 2020 and reconstructed in accordance with the most advanced anti-seismic regulations. The project achieves a masterful balance between conservation and innovation: the architectural language respects the rural heritage of the original structure, while introducing contemporary elements such as expansive windows and a striking modern metal staircase. The result is a harmonious dialogue between past and present, perfectly integrated into the magnificent natural surroundings. Ground Floor: The ground floor, distinguished by multiple French doors opening directly onto the external terracing, hosts a vast multifunctional hall ideally suited to conversion into a refined restaurant dining room. The space is complemented by two guest WCs, one of which is fully accessible for disabled visitors. Adjacent lies a dedicated area of approximately 30 sq.m., fully prepared for the installation of a professional kitchen. While conceived for hospitality purposes, this level could equally be reimagined as an impressive private living space for a large family seeking generous open-plan interiors. Completing the floor is a self-contained apartment with independent external access, comprising an open-plan living room with kitchen and dining area, one bedroom and a bathroom. This unit lends itself to multiple uses: accommodation for service staff, housing for restaurant personnel, or an additional income-generating apartment alongside the six units located in the second building. First Floor: An imposing architectural metal staircase leads to the first floor, where the private quarters unfold. A breathtaking double-height living area of approximately 100 sq.m. opens before you, incorporating lounge, dining space and provision for a further kitchen installation (systems already in place). Spectacular panoramic windows frame uninterrupted views across the surrounding hills, flooding the interior with natural light. A corridor leads to 2 bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom, as well as an additional guest bathroom. Second Floor Attic: Ascending the monumental staircase once more, the second floor accommodates a further room, currently fitted out as a third bedroom with its own private bathroom. The building is equipped with underfloor heating powered by a heat pump, with provisions in place for air-conditioning units in the principal rooms. Additional features include mechanical ventilation, a desalinated water system, alarm installation, and latest-generation aluminium window frames fitted with mosquito screens and internal blackout blinds. The structure is fully insulated and entirely anti-seismic. Environmental sustainability has been central to the project: a photovoltaic system of 50 panels generates approximately 15 kW of electricity for the residence, complemented by three additional panels dedicated to domestic hot water production. The estate therefore ensures minimal environmental impact alongside maximum energy efficiency. The Annex The second building is a historic farmhouse of approximately 370 sq.m., meticulously restored during the same period. Every brick and roof tile has been carefully recovered, restored and reintegrated, while the structure itself has been rendered fully anti-seismic. The interior is characterised by a superb designer metal staircase which welcomes guests and leads to 5 of the 6 apartments composing the building. On the ground floor are 2 fully equipped apartments, each comprising kitchenette, dining and living area, double bedroom and bathroom. The technical room, accessible externally, completes this level. The internal staircase leads to the first floor, where a third apartmentcurrently used as a suiteis located. The second floor houses the fourth and fifth apartments, both configured as spacious suites with the potential to create independent kitchen areas and fully autonomous living spaces. Also on the first floor, with private external access, lies the sixth and most spacious apartment. Entered through an inviting portico, it comprises an open-plan dining room with kitchen and sitting area, a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and an additional storage room. This remarkable piece of architectural heritage is served by an external boiler feeding traditional radiators. The interiors combine fine materials with refined contemporary design details, reflecting the owners’ passion for modern aesthetics seamlessly integrated within a historic shell. The Land The estate is surrounded by 48.298 sq.m. of agricultural land, entirely encircling the property and ensuring privacy, openness and extraordinary potential. The generous grounds provide ample space for the creation of a magnificent infinity swimming pool overlooking the breathtaking panorama. A series of external terraces offer idyllic settings for al fresco aperitifs, sunset dinners and moments of relaxation shared with family and friends, immersed in the tranquillity of the Emilian countryside. The Location Situated in the hills near Zocca, south of Modena, the property occupies a strategic yet peaceful position within one of the most evocative areas of Emilia Romagna. The surrounding hamlets, rich in medieval castles and fortresses, form part of the renowned Unione Terre di Castelli, a territory celebrated for its cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Despite its secluded ambience, the estate benefits from convenient access to Bologna Airport, the A1 motorway and major railway connections, making it easily reachable for both Italian and international travellers. The region is equally famed for its culinary excellence: from traditional handmade pasta to the celebrated crescentina, also known as tigella, a local bread emblematic of convivial gatherings and authentic Emilian hospitality. EPC : Ordered Why Buy It To reside here is to embrace a lifestyle defined by tranquillity, nature and refinement, without renouncing proximity to vibrant cities, cultural landmarks and gastronomic excellence. The property offers remarkable versatility: it may be developed as an exclusive boutique hotel or luxury relais, capitalising on the region’s strong tourism appeal, or enjoyed as an expansive private residence with independent guest accommodation, ensuring privacy for family and visitors alike. This is a rare investment opportunity within Emilia Romagna’s prestigious property market, offering substantial development potential. An additional building volumedivisible into two future structuresmay be realised should expansion of the hamlet be desired. An exclusive retreat for those who seek authenticity, elegance and strategic connectivity in equal measure, this estate embodies the very essence of refined Italian living. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 5km Zocca: 14 km Train Station: 15 km A1 Motorway: 20 km Maranello: 30 km Airport of Bologna: 37 km Modena: 39 km Bologna: 40 km Imola: 80 km Parma: 105 km Firenze: 142 km Verona: 150 km

This palazzo is a stunning historical residence located right in the heart of Santarcangelo di Romagna, offering a rare chance to own a property full of charm and character. With its rich architectural features and central position, it’s an exceptional opportunity for those looking to invest in a piece of history. The building’s prime location gives you easy access to the town’s life and immerses you in its culture. The palazzo, with its spacious layout and timeless appeal, offers endless possibilities for renovation. Spanning multiple levels and with both internal and external courtyards, it provides ample room to reimagine the space into a luxurious home or a unique investment project. Its combination of size, character, and location makes this property a one-of-a-kind opportunity for anyone looking to bring new life to a historical treasure in one of Italy’s most picturesque regions. The Palazzo With a total built area of approximately 900 sq.m, this palazzo spans multiple levels and is accessed via two separate entrances – one on Via Pio Massani and the other on Via dei Nobili. The property is in need of restoration, presenting a blank canvas for future development. First Floor: The first floor houses a spacious apartment featuring a living area, a kitchen with dining space, and a cellar with direct access to the internal courtyard. This floor also includes two bedrooms. Second Floor: The second floor comprises the noble apartment, complete with a living room, dining room, kitchen, and pantry. Additionally, there are two storage rooms accessible from Via dei Nobili, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a service bathroom. The Attic: The attic, approximately 30 sq.m. in size, offers access to the roof, providing additional potential for use. Ground Floor / Basement: The ground floor, with its main entrance on Via Pio Massani, features a 150 sq.m. external courtyard and a 26 sq.m. internal courtyard, which also includes a well and a water accumulation tank. This level includes various storage rooms and a cellar with direct access to the caves. The Caves The property also boasts caves beneath the building, accessible from the basement. These caves extend under the adjacent structure but remain under exclusive access from the palazzo. The Outdoor Spaces The outdoor areas include the spacious external courtyard of 150 sq.m. and the intimate internal courtyard of 26 sq.m., adding charm and privacy to the residence. The Location This palazzo couldn’t be better located, right in the center of Santarcangelo di Romagna. This charming town is full of character, with its cobbled streets, beautiful piazzas, and a real sense of history. Stroll through the town, and you’ll find cafes, local shops, and historic spots like the Malatesta Fortress and the ancient Roman Gate. Santarcangelo also has its own hidden wonders, like the caves beneath the town, adding to its unique charm. Living here means being part of a lively community with plenty to do. The town hosts the famous Santarcangelo Festival, celebrating theatre, music, and arts, and if you enjoy nature, you’re just a short walk or bike ride from beautiful hills and countryside views. Plus, it’s easy to head to nearby places like Rimini, with its beaches and its nightlife, or San Marino, known for its stunning views and medieval atmosphere. Whether you’re into history, art, or just relaxing by the sea, this location gives you the best of all worlds! EPC: E1 Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This palazzo has plenty of practical uses thanks to its spacious layout and central location. With some renovation, it could easily be transformed into a stunning family home with multiple living areas and private courtyards. The separate entrances and different levels provide the perfect opportunity to create guest accommodations or a boutique hotel. Its size and character make it ideal for someone looking for a project with lots of historical potential. Given its central location in Santarcangelo di Romagna, the palazzo could also be used for cultural or commercial purposes. The spacious courtyards and historic charm would make it a perfect venue for events like art exhibitions, or workshops. Plus, with its proximity to shops, cafes, and local attractions, it could easily become a cultural hub for locals and visitors, making it a space that brings the community together. Distances Restaurants: 200 m Main Piazza: 300 m Roman Gate: 400 m Theater: 500 m Malatesta Fortress: 500 m Santarcangelo Caves: 600 m School: 1.2 km Hospital: 1.5 km Rimini: 15.1 km Rimini Airport: 15.5 km Verucchio: 19.8 km San Marino: 30.1 km

A Historic Wine Estate with Agriturismo in the Hills of Brisighella Located among the first hills of Brisighella, surrounded by its own vineyards and overlooking the Lamone valley, this historic estate combines a restored agriturismo, a private residence and a working winery within a landscape deeply connected to the identity of the territory. The property extends across approximately 560 sqm of total surface, including the main building and annexes, and is set within 7 hectares of owned and rented land, characterised by vineyards, fruit trees and open views across the surrounding hills. Outdoor spaces and areas designed for shared moments allow for a lifestyle that moves naturally between indoor living and the landscape, where evenings can be spent overlooking the vines with a glass of wine produced directly on the estate. The Main Building The complex, originally built from the 13th century around the church of San Nicola, has been carefully restored over time and today hosts both a private residence and an established agriturismo. The main building measures approximately 498 sq.m. and is organised into a private apartment and hospitality spaces. A defining characteristic of the interiors is the balance between tradition and contemporary living: while the external architecture preserves its historic identity, the interior spaces have been interpreted with a more modern approach, creating a refined contrast that enhances both elements without compromising the authenticity of the property. Ground Floor: The ground floor hosts both the private residence and part of the hospitality areas, organised around a clear and functional layout. The main guest entrance opens into a shared entrance hall. From here, directly ahead lies the former deconsecrated church, now used as the main dining and breakfast area, which also benefits from its own independent external access. The adjacent sacristy functions as a back-of-house space supporting the culinary activities and is directly connected to the kitchen of the private residence. To the right of the entrance hall, near the laundry area serving the private residence, the layout unfolds into the independent guest apartment. This unit benefits from its own separate external entrance and is composed of a living and dining area with kitchenette, together with a bedroom and bathroom. The private apartment has its own independent entrance and opens into a living room. To one side, there is an additional living space currently used as a study, while on the opposite side the layout unfolds into the kitchen and dining area with fireplace, directly connected to the former sacristy. The private apartment also includes a laundry area, accessible via the shared entrance hall of the B&B and benefits from a private cellar located on the basement level. First Floor: The first floor is divided between the private residence and the guest accommodation, maintaining a clear functional separation between the two areas. The private residence, through a staircase that leads from the living room to the sleeping area, opens into a spacious and multifunctional room that leads to the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, creating a more intimate and self-contained living space. On the hospitality side, access is via the entrance hall, from which a few steps lead to the upper level. Here, a living area with bathroom serves as a shared space for guests before opening into the sleeping quarters. From this space, the layout unfolds into two separate double bedrooms, both with private bathrooms. From the shared living area, a stunning metal staircase leads up to a mezzanine level hosting a spacious library, designed as a quiet and inviting space where guests can read and relax. The restoration and upgrading of the property were carried out in two distinct phases: the hospitality areas were completed in 2014, followed by the private residence in 2016. The structural intervention included reinforced foundations, perimeter ring beams and ventilated foundations, ensuring both stability and long-term durability, while preserving the original character of the buildings. The Annex The property also includes a separate dependance of 62 sq.m., which has been converted into an additional independent apartment: a charming studio apartment with a living area with kitchenette, a bedroom and a bathroom. The Winery A defining feature of the estate is the underground winery, built in 2019 and designed to both preserve the beautiful surrounding landscape and maintain natural temperature and humidity conditions throughout the year. The winery measures approximately 155 sq.m., comprising a 112 sq.m. production area together with an additional 43 sq.m. space currently used for tasting and guest use, including a bathroom. The layout includes a production area, a barrique room and technical spaces, offering the possibility to continue or further develop a wine production under a dedicated label, with an estimated capacity of up to 15,000 bottles per year. The property is served by mains water together with a phreatic well, ensuring a reliable water supply. The house is fully electric, with no gas connection, and features underfloor heating, together with air conditioning in the bedrooms. There is currently no photovoltaic system installed, although there is the potential to introduce one, subject to the necessary approvals. Additional features include a security alarm system, irrigation system, wooden window frames with double glazing and traditional shutters. The Land The estate extends over approximately 2 hectares of private land plus another 5 hectares that they have taken for rent, primarily dedicated to vineyards and agricultural land. The soil composition, together with the proximity to the Lamone river and the natural temperature variations, creates favourable conditions for viticulture. The vineyards are planted with local grape varieties such as Sangiovese, Trebbiano and Albana, alongside a small presence of Chenin Blanc in selected areas of the property. Outdoor spaces are designed to be lived and experienced, opening onto the surrounding landscape and allowing for moments that move naturally between the vineyard and the living areas. The layout of the land lends itself to hosting informal gatherings directly among the vines, from simple picnics to more structured outdoor dining setups, offering the possibility to experience the estate at sunset, immersed in the vineyard and the surrounding nature. The land also includes fruit trees and a vegetable garden, reinforcing the property’s strong connection to a self-sustained and authentic rural lifestyle. A swimming pool (12 x 3,5 meter), built above ground and removable, is located in front of the vineyard. The Location The estate is located on the first hills of Brisighella, an ancient medieval and thermal village set in the Lamone Valley, between Florence and Ravenna. Recognised among I Borghi più belli d’Italia and awarded distinctions such as the Touring Club’s Bandiera Arancione, Brisighella offers a rare balance between authenticity, quality of life and accessibility. The village is defined by its distinctive skyline of three rocky pinnacles ( the Rocca Manfrediana, the Sanctuary of Monticino and the Clock Tower), shaping a landscape deeply rooted in its past. The atmosphere is quiet and genuine, where stone paths, historic architecture and cultivated hills create a setting that feels preserved rather than staged. The area is strongly connected to its enogastronomic identity, with olive oil, wine and local produce forming an integral part of everyday life. The surrounding countryside, with its vineyards and walking paths, offers a landscape that can be experienced throughout the year, both actively and at a slower pace. The estate itself is within walking distance of the village centre, while the nearby railway station provides direct connections, including routes towards Florence, offering both convenience and long-term value for hospitality use. EPC Rating: ordered Why Buy It This property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully integrated estate where hospitality, private living and wine production coexist within a single, coherent setting. The presence of an established agriturismo, together with vineyards and a fully equipped underground winery, allows for the continuation or further development of a vitivinicultural and hospitality project, with activities such as tastings, cooking classes, foraging and small-scale dining naturally aligned with the character of the estate. At the same time, the configuration of the buildings offers a high degree of flexibility, making it possible to maintain a clear separation between private and guest areas or to convert the property into a fully private residence without significant structural intervention. The combination of a walkable location near Brisighella, strong enogastronomic identity, production potential and year-round appeal makes this estate not only a place to live, but a long-term asset capable of generating both lifestyle value and sustainable income. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 1,3 km Hospital: 12,6 km Faenza: 13 km Imola: 26,2 km Cesena: 46,6 km Ravenna: 52,2 km Airport of Bologna: 70,5 km Bologna: 72 km Rimini: 83,5 km San Marino: 91,6 km Firenze: 92,8 km Airport of Firenze: 103 km