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Magnificent manor house with park in Massenzatico near Reggio Emilia - Emilia Romagna
Emilia-Romagna is a fascinating region in north-eastern Italy, known for its rich culture, delicious cuisine and stunning scenery. Within this region lies the city of Reggio Emilia, which has a special significance in the history and culture of Emilia-Romagna.
Emilia-Romagna is one of the most prosperous regions in Italy and is home to some of the country's most famous cities, including Bologna, Modena and Parma. The region stretches from the Apennines to the Adriatic Sea and offers a varied landscape ranging from picturesque hills to fertile plains and beautiful coastlines.
When it comes to cuisine, Emilia-Romagna is famous for its culinary delights. Parma ham, Parmesan cheese, balsamic vinegar and, of course, the famous Bolognese pasta are just some of the delicious specialties for which the region is known. The love of food and food production is deeply rooted in the culture of Emilia-Romagna and is reflected in the high quality and variety of local products.
In the heart of this rich region lies the city of Reggio Emilia. It is known for its history, its art and its educational institutions. Reggio Emilia is famous for its innovative educational system, known as "Reggio pedagogy", which has gained worldwide recognition. This pedagogical method emphasizes the importance of self-discovery, creative expression and social interaction for children's development.
Apart from its educational tradition, Reggio Emilia also has a rich cultural history. The city is home to a wealth of historic buildings, including magnificent churches, palaces and museums that bear witness to its rich past. Piazza Prampolini, with its imposing town hall, is a central meeting point in the city and a place where locals and visitors can experience the vibrant life of Reggio Emilia.
Emilia-Romagna, and Reggio Emilia in particular, is not only a culinary paradise, but also a place of cultural significance and innovative education. This region fascinates visitors with its beauty, heritage and vibrant way of life and remains a sought-after destination for those who want to experience the best of Italy.
Magnificent manor house with park in Massenzatico near Reggio Emilia - Emilia Romagna
This magnificent manor house, surrounded by an extensive historic park, offers a unique living atmosphere with spacious interiors, historic frescoes and architecture that reflects the splendor of the 19th century. Ideal for discerning buyers looking for an exquisite home.
With around 380 m² per floor, the villa offers a magnificent interior design. An imposing historic staircase welcomes visitors, while frescoes adorn the grand hall on the second floor. A recently completed restoration included the modernization of all systems, including self-regulating heating, a connected alarm system with a direct link to the police station, a video intercom system and hydromassage in the bathrooms.
The adjoining smaller house accommodates the janitor's apartment, a garage and further service rooms on two floors. A separate apartment on the second floor completes the offer.
There is also a spacious wooden veranda of around 50 m² and a covered, heated swimming pool with sauna.
The villa is ideal for conversion into a high-quality care facility for the elderly (RSA). The spacious indoor and outdoor areas offer the opportunity to create a welcoming and appealing environment for the care needs of the elderly.
Thanks to its strategic location close to the city and major transport routes, this historic residence is ideal as a prestigious headquarters for companies looking for an exclusive environment for meetings and events.
With various outbuildings such as the "annexe", decorative structures such as a dovecote and the characteristic 19th century greenhouses, the property can be adapted to the specific requirements of the investor.
Further information on request. We would be happy to organize a viewing appointment.
+ Year of construction 1800
+ park
+ swimming pool
+ whirlpool
+ veranda
+ video intercom system
+ video surveillance
+ mosquito nets
The Villa "Il Casino del Genovese" - Reggio Emilia
There is only limited knowledge about the origins of the villa. It is assumed that a hunting and fishing lodge may have stood on the site of the large estate of the bishops of Reggio Emilia, who had their summer residence in Mamminatico, in earlier times. This can be seen from the construction of the building's walls, which, unlike other buildings, indicate the possible presence of a tower house with such functions.
After a considerable part of the bishops' agricultural property was sold, the estate became the property of the Counts of Tirelli. This family, originally based in the Sesso area, shifted their focus to silk production and trade, particularly to the east, which led to an increase in their wealth. The current structure of the villa dates back to the first half of the 19th century and is characterized by a horizontal structure with a smaller central part and a gabled roof, finished off by a small open central terrace.
During the last years of the Second World War, the estate belonged to the Fallini family of agricultural entrepreneurs. After the war, the entire estate was acquired by a Genoese company active in the wine trade. This is why the estate bears the name "Casino del Genovese" on more recent cadastral maps. In 1973, the villa was sold together with its outbuildings and the large park to the Di Lorenzo family of textile entrepreneurs from Carpi. Their fashion line "Loretta di Lorenzo", which was marketed under the designer's name, was particularly well-known. The rest of the estate was sold to various owners. Finally, the Ferretti Garsi family, the current owners, acquired the complex in 1990.
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