Historic properties for sale: Emilia-Romagna

Villa Micheli-Mariotti is a historic property dating back to the late 18th century. The complex was originally part of an agricultural estate, where harvests were stored in large cellars beneath the villa and garden. The property includes two main outdoor areas: a paved courtyard with lawn sections at the entrance, and a fully landscaped garden on the opposite side of the building.

Country property dating from the 18th century in Vettola, a hamlet of Valmozzola, at an elevation of approximately 700 m in the Apennines near Parma. The property consists of two independent residences arranged around a shared courtyard. The complex also includes a wood-fired oven, a former chestnut drying room now used as a hobby room, a cellar and a woodshed.

Set in the rolling hills of the Matildic Lands, between San Polo d'Enza and Quattro Castella, this stone farmhouse estate comprises several buildings surrounded by private grounds. The 150 m² main house has been restored while retaining its original character. The interiors feature exposed timber beams, restored antique terracotta floors and a fireplace in the sitting room.

Situated within the medieval borgo of Castell'Arquato, Casa Illica is a residence of profound cultural heritage. This Art Nouveau estate is the birthplace of Luigi Illica (1857–1919), the preeminent librettist whose collaborations with Giacomo Puccini produced the operatic masterpieces La Bohème, Tosca, and Madama Butterfly.

Immersed in the silence of the Emilian plain, just minutes from Piacenza, stands the Castle of Muradello, an elegant noble residence dating back to the 15th century.