On the rolling hills of Parma, there is a villa surrounded by greenery, with Tuscan and Provençal references, meticulously renovated between 2003 and 2008.
The property extends over a plot of 4,750 m2; a vineyard of 150 plants enriches the soil by growing in peace, thanks to space and a favorable climate. From the villa and its garden the view over the Parma Valley becomes unrepeatable with the view of the Torrechiara Castle.
Access to the property is through a wrought iron gate, which leads to a gravel road running alongside the rows of vineyards.
Leaving the garden behind, a warm fireplace welcomes guests in the spaces on the ground floor, while in the adjacent room a comfortable study with a window opening onto the greenery allows you to take moments of tranquility.
The first floor leads into the large living room and kitchen, which gives access to a green terrace which offers the possibility of enjoying the surrounding panorama and the flower garden.
The four bedrooms are divided into different floors, served by two bathrooms, each embellished with details with a French appeal. The jewel in the crown of this mansion is the turret that dominates the property, with an unrepeatable view of the valley.
The villa has recently undergone an energy efficiency intervention, with the installation of a latest generation Ibida heat pump, photovoltaic system, storage batteries, thermal break windows and insulating shutters.
