Historic villa with park and pool
Quattro Castella · Reggio Emilia hills
A fully restored period villa set in one hectare of Italian-style gardens, in the hills between Reggio Emilia, Parma and Modena.
Reggio Emilia · Italy · Private selection
Luxury homes and historic villas in Reggio Emilia, Italy
Historic residences, villas with parkland and private homes, many of them off-market. I present them to you personally and discreetly, even if you live abroad.
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A historic 1901 residence in the heart of Reggio Emilia
Five independent residences within an early twentieth-century villa, set in a century-old private park in the historic centre. The name, location and photographs are shared only with genuinely interested buyers.
- 5 independent residences
- 118 to 210 m²
- Private gardens up to 450 m²
- Century-old private park
- Energy class A
- 15 reserved parking spaces
- Access outside the limited-traffic zone
Prices on request
The selection
Exclusive properties, chosen one by one
A few homes from my collection. Others, off-market, I present privately.
Historic palazzo in the old town
Via Mazzini · historic centre of Reggio Emilia
Six apartments in a restored historic palazzo: original frescoes, high ceilings, underfloor heating and a heat pump, up to a grand 390 m² corner apartment.
Detached villa in the hills
Montalto · Vezzano sul Crostolo
A detached villa surrounded by greenery, with a garden and valley views, a short drive from Reggio Emilia.
Historic villa to restore
Gavassa · Reggio Emilia
A rare project: 978 m² with an 18th-century oratory and a belvedere tower, ready to be restored to its former splendour.
Why Reggio Emilia
The heart of Italy that works
A human-scale city of art in the middle of Emilia-Romagna: great food, culture, motoring heritage and fast connections to Milan, Bologna and Florence.
Food Valley
Home of Parmigiano Reggiano and the Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia.
Motor Valley
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Ducati are all within easy reach.
High-speed rail
Santiago Calatrava's Mediopadana station: Milan in about 50 minutes, Bologna in about 20.
Culture
Historic squares, theatres, museums and the Reggio Emilia Approach, world-renowned in early-childhood education.
Hills and castles
The lands of Matilda of Canossa, villages and vineyards just minutes from the city.
Quality of life
A green, well-served city on a human scale, where life is good all year round.
Approximate travel times
- Milan
- 50 min by high-speed train
- Bologna
- 20 min by high-speed train
- Florence
- about 1 hour by train
- Bologna Airport
- about 1 hour by car
- Lake Garda
- about 1 h 30 by car
How I work
From the first call to the notary, by your side
A private conversation
Write to me on WhatsApp or by email, in your own language: tell me what you are looking for, your timing and budget.
A tailored selection
I present the right properties, including off-market ones, with photos, floor plans and videos.
The viewing
I accompany you in person, or show you the home by video call if you are far away.
A secure purchase
Italian tax code, offer, preliminary contract and final deed before a notary: I guide you through every step. You can also sign remotely with a power of attorney.
Confidentiality
Discretion is the rule
Your data stays yours
I never share it and I will not add you to any newsletter.
Off-market homes
The most private properties never appear on property portals: you see them by invitation only.
One point of contact
You always deal with me, from the first call to the signature.
FAQ
Buying a home in Italy, made clear
Can foreigners buy property in Italy?
Yes. EU citizens and legal residents of Italy can buy freely. For citizens of other countries the principle of reciprocity applies: I will check your situation with you before we start.
Do I need to be in Italy to buy?
No. You can view properties by video call and sign through a notarised power of attorney, which can also be issued at an Italian consulate. A visit in person is still recommended.
Which documents do I need?
A valid ID or passport and an Italian tax code (codice fiscale), which is easy to obtain even from abroad. An Italian bank account is useful for payments.
What are the costs on top of the price?
Taxes and notary fees depend on the type of seller and on how you will use the home. Before any offer I prepare a written estimate of all costs for you.
What does off-market mean?
These are properties that are not advertised publicly: I present them only to serious buyers, respecting the privacy of both seller and buyer.
How do we start?
Write to me on WhatsApp or by email, in your own language. I reply personally and we arrange a first, no-obligation conversation.
Private enquiry
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