For sale villa in countryside Lesignano de´ Bagni Emilia-Romagna

WE PROPOSE INDEPENDENT VILLAof over 500 sq.m., surrounded by 60 sq.m. of porches and 3700 sq.m. of planted ****** developed villa is composed of:******., of 130 sq.m.+60 sq.m. garage, height of mt. 2.50: large hobby room, bathroom, cellars, technical room and various storage rooms. Spacious garage for 3 ****** floor, of 250 sq.m.:entrance to the majestic living room of over 80 sq.m. useful, dominated by wonderful exposed wooden roof with heights of over 5 meters. Second living area and / or study, spacious eat-in kitchen. Sleeping area. consisting of 3 comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms. The floor is free of architectural barriers. All rooms on the ground floor overlooking the porches, are equipped with French windows with direct access to the garden.A convenient wooden staircase of the open type, connects the upper floors and the basement.1st floor. of 98 sq. m.:, consisting of 2 large double bedrooms with dedicated bathroom and small terrace. The floor has a provision for the 2nd kitchen and also has direct access from ´outside.2nd floor of 30 sq.m., consisting of a comfortable double bedroom with dedicated bathroom. The room overlooks the hills and the valley as far as the eye can ****** SOUTH, A STADIRANO, a small village in the municipality of LESIGNANO DE BAGNI, placed along the plain-hill interface and therefore a natural place of passage between the different realities of the Emilian mountains and the “low“ Po Valley, enhanced by important naturalistic-environmental realities, we highlight the nearby Park of “Barboi“ that collects agricultural and natural biodiversity, the gullies, the presence of numerous olive trees and protected plant species, as well as the structured presence of various “nature trails“, to be traveled on foot and on horseback. Immersed in this magnificent natural oasis, was born the “Dimora.““The dominant position that characterizes it offers a panorama that stretches as far as the eye can see over the valleys and towards the mountains, three hundred and sixty degrees on the green, sunrises and its sunsets. Built eighteen years ago according to criteria of practicality and quality, it is marked by maximum livability comforted by large, bright and well laid out spaces that open onto the garden planted with fruit trees. The spacious areas and large volumes provide breathing space and opportunities for gatherings designed by common areas such as the large living room on the ground floor inhabited by the beautiful bauernofen, the typical alpine stube stove, embraced by its warm side seat. The three levels of the house are connected by a striking and practical central interior staircase made of iron and wood with a comfortable beat and neat, rational lines. From the basement to the turret that crowns the rooms below, the window and door frames characterize each room, offering opportunities for dialogue with the outside according to an elegant essentiality. Light and airiness are constant protagonists, and each floor can boast its own independence of access and distribution: the ground floor with its three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, large living room, with its numerous accesses to the garden, already proposes itself as a complete world, comfortable and versatile beating heart; the second floor hosts two rooms with their corresponding bathrooms, panoramic terraces and connections for a potential kitchen. The basement reserves a large square footage used for practical technical rooms that often constitute the operational engine of the house and is completed with the large three-car garage with independent entrances. Solar panels and photovoltaic system accord with an ecological vision of living in a dimension of blatant harmony with nature. Full-height porches, like the living greenhouse, offer islands of beauty and tranquility in which to regenerate a clean quality of life at a short distance from the city. A perfect house, fresh and young, rational in its linearity and creative in its many expressions and possibilities.“

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