for Sale to Sala Baganza

<strong><u><strong>Sala Baganzastrong>, AMONG PROTECTED WOODS AND AUTHORITY VIEWS, WE OFFER FOR <strong>Salestrong> “VILLA MUTTI”, an iconic 19th-century detached villa, guardian of a timeless charm.u>strong><br> Inside composed of:<br> Basement Floor:<br> Cellar rooms, characterised by the authentic charm of historic spaces.<br> Ground floor:<br> Two entrances lead into the home. A large central hallway, enhanced by a decorated wooden coffered ceiling, runs the length of the house and leads to the spacious living room with a fireplace and wood paneling on the walls. A study, kitchen, pantry, and bathroom complete the floor.<br> A comfortable masonry staircase, with period terracotta steps, harmoniously connects all levels of the home.<br> First Floor:<br> The wide corridor, illuminated by the view onto two charming balconies with wrought iron railings, leads to four spacious double bedrooms, one of which has a private bathroom and closet.<br> Attic Floor:<br> A large central corridor leads to five attic rooms, including a large double room. From here, a wooden staircase leads to the charming panoramic roof terrace, overlooking the surrounding rolling hills.<br> <br> Exteriors<br> The home is surrounded by the greenery and tranquility of a centuries-old park dotted with tall trees. The property also includes an adjacent coppice and agricultural land, partly used as a vineyard, for a total area of 15,570 square meters.<br> Overall, the property, although habitable, requires improvement and renovation works.<br> <br> Energy class: G.<br> <br><strong><u> PARMA SOUTH, <strong>Sala Baganzastrong>, THE VILLA ON THE HILLS THAT HOSTED GARIBALDI.u>strong><br><strong><u> Rising among the rolling hills of Maiatico, just a 20-minute drive from Parma, which overlook the plain from above, the centuries-old vegetation protects a villa immersed in the scent of conifersu>strong>.<br> <br> The residence boasts an uncommon history that links it to General Garibaldi, who visited Marchesa Teresa Araldi-Trecchi in 1861, the then owner of the residence and sister of Lieutenant Colonel Gaspare Trecchi, a friend and confidant of the general.<br> <br> Contemporary chronicles attest to how Garibaldi enjoyed walking freely through the local nature, admiring the Malvasia vines, and dining outdoors in the shade of a mighty chestnut tree, a memory of which remains today.<br> The relaxing holiday spent in a confidential visit to the Marchioness aroused lively interest among the neighboring towns, bringing the residence tributes from numerous personalities eager to meet the hero of two worlds.<br> The uniqueness of this experience contributes to the villa's place among the significant and historically interesting sites that preserve the Duchy's identity and confers a resonance of emotions that are also felt within it.<br> <br> <strong>Dating back to the early 19th century, the central structure was flanked in the 20th century by a wing culminating in a panoramic tower. From the roof terrace, you can admire the park—now protected in the Boschi di Carrega area—and the expansive plain filtering through the play of the highest branches.strong><br> <br> The ground-floor entrances lead to a long corridor with a ceiling decorated with diamond-shaped beams, from which the reception rooms, including the living room and the salon, branch off. These are characterized by a coffered ceiling with floral paintings on a gold and burgundy background, a majestic marble fireplace richly crafted with pierced pillars carved like columns, and exquisite vaulted ceilings made of colored blown glass, held in place by lead. In the kitchen, a stone fireplace stands out, its bas-relief carvings evoking medieval iconography, such as the winged face on the architrave and the "fountain birds" motif on the stone slab above it.<br> <br> <br> The main staircase, framed by a wrought-iron mantle, leads to the sleeping area, which houses four bedrooms, a bathroom, and a hallway. The ascent to the top floor reveals a vast space that retains its antique terracotta floors and the ancient beams that weave together a solid truss. From the central space, five rooms branch off, each embellished with sloping beams that create unique and evocative spaces.<br> A final climb leads to the panoramic terrace that crowns the residence with a touch of poetry.<br> <br> <br> This home, rich in history and potential, offers tranquil spaces that can restore a quality of life that has almost been lost, but is still possible.