Description
IMPORTANT ESTATE COMPOSED OF MAJESTIC MANOR VILLA, WITH DEPANDANCE, GUARDIAN'S HOUSE, ENVELOPED BY 5000 SQM. OF CENTURY PARK.
The elevated villa on 2 floors, consisting of 2 apartments of 300 sq.m. each one, served by ing. independent and lift, located on the mezzanine and first floor.
APARTMENT on the mezzanine floor: entrance hall, two reception rooms, kitchen and dining room. Sleeping area: 3 double bedrooms, study, two bathrooms.
APARTMENT on the first floor: entrance from the dedicated stairwell, two reception rooms with balcony, kitchen and dining room. Sleeping area: 3 double bedrooms, study, two bathrooms. ATTIC open space (attic room) of 280 sq m. On the ground floor, we have ancillary rooms, laundry, cellars and three garages.
DEPENDANCE. (former stable built in the 18th century), used as a home. The house, on two levels, has:
pt: typical living room with vaulted ceiling and colonnades, eat-in kitchen, bathroom/laundry room.
1st floor: 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, for a total of 200 m2. approx.
KEEPER'S HOUSE (built in the 19th century). The building is designed to create an additional 80 m2 apartment. Adjacent accessory building (used as a woodshed as a tool shed for a total of 100 m²). Centuries-old park of 5000 m2, with fishpond.
PARMA, SORBOLO, a few steps from the town, we offer an important estate consisting of a majestic manor house, outbuilding and caretaker's house, surrounded by 5000 square meters. of secular park. Two majestic magnolias, like silent guardians, introduce the secular park inhabited by plane trees, yews and an ancient oak that overshadows a fishpond. Two green painted iron swings play hide and seek among the flowers and recall the time of childhood outdoors.
Like a court pays homage to its queen, the park embraces the important residence that stands in its classic elegance. The pincer staircase of the main façade harmonizes its curved shapes with the rigid ones of the tympanums above the windows. The statues bearing the gifts of the earth in the iconography of the seasons overlook the balcony, supported by the columns below.
Although recalling the architectural elements of the classical tradition, the house rests on foundations built in the 70s and boasts a few years of life. The materials that make it up make it solid and elegant, dressed in marble and fireplaces, stucco and drop-shaped crystal chandeliers. The large rooms outline spaces of domestic intimacy and environments suited to receptions. The soft colors of blue and dove gray welcome a family history that is attested in the many furnishing details and in the choice of unique and original pieces. The central hall offers five views of light that filters through the white lace curtains and rests on the veins of the marble and on the mirrors that reflect oil paintings, frames and gilded appliques.
