This historic seventeenth-century property is situated in the city of Parma.
Also used as an ancient hunting lodge by the Farnese family, former Dukes of Parma and Piacenza, the property consists of a villa surrounded by a large park with old trees.
From the main facades of the villa, mirror-like, one can access the porches through the double staircase, which leads also to the basement.
The arcades are finely decorated with valuable frescoes from the Parmigianino school.
On the main floor of the villa there is the bright entrance hall (with 8-metre high ceilings), decorated with marble floors; adjacent to the living area, there are the following rooms equipped with fireplaces: a large kitchen with direct access to the pantry, a dining room, two living rooms, a study and a bathroom.
Two staircases lead to the respective wings of the upper floor which "embraces" the entrance hall. There are 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and wardrobe rooms. Upstairs there is the attic floor, with 5-metre high ceilings. In the basement, there are several rooms with fireplaces and a well, service rooms and technical rooms.
The villa needs only some modernization works and is surrounded by a large park of over 10,000 square meters with centuries-old, tall trees and a beautiful, equipped swimming pool.Adjacent to the main access is a garage and a house with an independent entrance (intended for the caretakers) of approximately 150 sqm. This beautiful and important property comprises other adjacent lands.
The property is located a short distance from the city center of Parma, top quality of life standings and in a convenient position with respect to the main communication routes.