Villa il Castellano lies between the rivers Chienti and Ete Morto. It is stands on the site of a Roman outpost and a subsequent medieval castle belonging to the Archdiocese of Fermo. In the 16th century, Giorgio Arianiti Comneo and his wife, the princess Colonna di Corsica, moved here from[…]
The ancient Cicaleto estate, composed of a 17th-century villa and a group of cottages, lies along the road in the Sargiano hills at the gates of Arezzo. Of particular note are the grounds, surrounded by a centuries-old boxwood hedge, bordering on the Sargiano forest, a nature preserve for rare species[…]
A 260-square meter building in Bolognese neoclassical style which can host up to 200 people. Guests will be welcomed in the charming atmosphere of the past in this 19th-century villa, surrounded by the greenery of a splendid park.
Villa La Contessa is a XVII century villa, owned by the family Oldoini, a family of Cremona who settled in La Spezia around the XV century.The villa is set in a small village called “Toracca” of much older history. The village in fact, accordingly to the feudal tradition, was completely[…]
Villa La Costaglia is situated 20 km from Florence, 8 km from Pistoia and 9 km from Prato, immersed in a 3 hectares park and surrounded by its farm which produces wine and oil.It was built at the beginning of the 17th century by the Lenzoni family and is still[…]
Located on the edge of the earth, Santa Maria di Leuca, de Finibus Terrae, has ancient origins: Virgil talks about it in the Aeneid describing the landing of Aeneas at the Salentini. To the wonder of mythological events, we must add the one that comes from the contemplation of[…]
The villa dates back to the XVI century. From the beginning of the 1500s to 1750, it was owned by the Legnani Ferri family, then it became property of the Malvezzi family, one of the most ancient of the city of Bologna.Villa La Palazzina is composed of three buildings, among[…]
The Villa Lampedusa is a splendid example of a suburban residence, founded by Don Isidoro Terrasi in the early 18th century. The current appearance is thanks to the Classicist renovation done by the Alliata princes of Villafranca at the end of the 1700s. The villa is known for its stylistic[…]
The Villa was built by the Master Luthier Sesto Rocchi and Elda Vecchi Rocchi, a textile merchant in 1962, based on a Giusberti’ project. On the ground floor the original workshop of Master Luthier Rocchi has been perfectly preserved as it was left in 1991. A library with rare violin[…]
