Historic mansion in Sala Baganza

Villa Mutti in Maiatico, is one of the most significant villas in the Parma area, known for having been the home of the Marchesa Araldi-Trecchi and having hosted on several occasions Giuseppe Garibaldi, who was linked to the Marchesa by an affectionate friendship, according to sources of the time. Immersed in its beautiful park, and within the Boschi di Carrega Nature Reserve, the villa looks like a typical early 19th-century mansion, with a tetragonal plan and a roof-terrace at the top. Despite its linear simplicity, the villa is very elegant, with the typical interior layout of aristocratic country residences, central hallways and side rooms. It is spread over two levels plus the attic. On the ground floor we find the living area, spacious and bright, with large windows overlooking the surrounding garden, the living room, study, kitchen, and bathroom. On the second floor is located the sleeping area, with four bedrooms and a bathroom. Definitely fascinating is the attic with the high ceilings, the exposed beams, and especially the belvedere, from which you can overlook the entire valley and allow your gaze to travel between the woods and the city. Complete the property a large wine cellar. The last renovation dates from around the 1950s, and therefore the property can be customized, for example combining the classic beauty with the most modern design in a perfect balance between respect for the past and the contemporary way of life.