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VILLA OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN THE CITY OF PARMA
The Villa is located in the region of Emilia Romagna in 10 km from the city of Parma in a charming place with a rich history.
The history of the house begins in 1600 to count Boscoli, then Villa became the property of another family, but has always been in the hands of the families of noble blood.
The Villa has an area of 2400 square meters and is surrounded by lands 45 000 sq m Villa is included in the book the author Ludovico Gambar "Parma Villa 1966 release, as one of the most beautiful houses of Parma.
Seventeenth-century mansion was home to many of the most powerful families of Europe and after a thorough restoration returned to its former glory in the past, retaining its unique charm of past centuries.
Historically was built by the Jesuit order of feudal count Boscoli and marquises Ravana, owners of this land in the early seventeenth century. In. The second half of the XVII century, the ownership passed into the hands of a French family - graph Le Brun and takes the name "Casino Le Brun" from their new owners and is used as a casino.
During the reign of Mary Louise (wife of Napoleon Bonaparte) the house was donated by Mary Louise (Duchess of Parma) senior Advisor to the Council of the city of Parma, Marquis of Adalberto Pallavicini, who gave the present name to the mansion. In the late nineteenth century, the ownership is transferred to the count of Batako, containing up to 1910, and in 1910, the family buys a mansion of the Earl of Zileri Dalverme who lives here until 1980.
Over the centuries various owners made changes in the architectural lines and design of the mansion, but the Majesty and elegance of this Villa remained intact. The mansion was designed by architect Gazzola, inspired by the form of Palladium, which is recognized in an elaborately decorated spacious rooms. The refined atmosphere of the Villa, the mansion is an oasis of peace and prestige.
Three-storey Villa with garden of 45,000 square meters, intercom, satellite dish, Autonomous heating, alarm, security door, fireplace, air conditioning.