Description
A few steps from Barriera Bixio we offer for sale this charming Liberty villa which was completely renovated in 2022. The rooms retain the charm of their era, enhanced by the contemporary lines of the furnishings, the attention to detail and the preciousness of the materials used. The property is divided into two main floors, mezzanine and first floor, completed by a basement and a beautiful and large room with bathroom in the turret, as well as an attic. The living area offers the visitor a series of comfortable and enveloping environments, characterized by numerous windows that let natural light filter through and overlook the well-kept garden. Here you can perceive a remarkable peace and silence, thanks to the high acoustic insulation of the latest generation windows. On the first floor we find three rooms disengaged, as on the floor below, from the bright central corridor with double view and balcony. The modern and bright bathrooms, all with windows, are large and spacious. The architectural details enliven the rooms with skilful balance, the choice of floors, marble and parquet of great quality combine linearity and softness. Great attention was paid to the choice of furnishing accessories such as taps and design plates and switches, nothing was overlooked. The systems are up to the task: heat pump, underfloor heating, air conditioning, alarm, all controlled by latest generation home automation tools. Bear in mind that it could also be suitable for a studio with a home as it is already stacked in two units (A10 and A2) or two independent units. The property includes two garages, a garden and a large courtyard. Art and modernity in an interior with an elegant and refined taste, an independent property that stands out for its attention to detail and where a new harmony between classic beauty and contemporary design takes shape. We are here a few steps from Barriera Bixio in the Oltretorrente district, in the greenest and quietest part of Via La Spezia. Located across the water (i.e. beyond Parma) from the city center, between the Baganza stream and the Parma-La Spezia railway line, it is also called "Old Parma". Although not as old as the nucleus of Roman origin, the name was born in the 16th century, when the Farnese family carried out a significant building renovation in the city centre, which began to be called "Parma Nuova". Large tree-lined avenues branch off from Piazzale Barbieri and Strada Nino Bixio, with its shops renowned throughout the city, can be reached with a five-minute walk just as the Lungo Parma, schools of all levels and the complex are not far away. hospital. The most colourful, blood-filled and generous neighborhood in the city awaits you.
