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The villa appears almost without warning, when the road lifts gently between the hills of Petacciato. The sea stretches in the distance like the backdrop of an oil painting, against which the house rises as a white, essential monolith set into a landscape that still retains a trace of wilderness. The large square window sees nothing but the endless sea. The interiors are new, crisp, and shaped by a kind of quiet “feng shui,” faithful to a simple and deliberate order. Split-system cooling, ceiling fans, suspended bathrooms and large glass shower boxes speak a contemporary, practical language, letting empty space carry much of the atmosphere. A first dépendance — with living room and kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom — opens directly onto the sea-facing window, and like all the other rooms, it looks outward. Every space has direct access to the exterior, as if the house refused the idea of closing itself, preferring instead to let the hill enter with its wind and light. A long corridor, almost a small gallery, leads to the second double bedroom. This one also faces the garden and the sea, and has its own private bathroom. The third bedroom, the master, is located in the section where the building gains height. Here the light feels freer; it enters from above and from the side, and the partially open bathroom blends into the room without breaking its lines. The result is a quiet, almost meditative space, where minimalism becomes a kind of breathing. The heart of the villa is the large central living area. Around it, the architecture leaves room for the light to shape the environment and for the volumes to speak on their own. The height, the suspended skylights and the great side window create a scene that asserts itself naturally. The kitchen, hidden within essential cabinetry that looks more like boiserie than storage, reveals a functional island and modern equipment. A kitchen that appears when needed and withdraws when the room itself becomes the protagonist. Beyond the living area lies the veranda, which in the mild seasons — far more generous here than elsewhere — becomes a natural extension of the interior. From there, the gaze slides toward the line of the sea, and the whole perception of the house shifts. The land surrounding the villa is wide and still open to many possibilities. The swimming pool is currently under construction, and the rest of the garden awaits the vision of whoever will inhabit it: it could become an essential garden of shadows and stone, a small playground for children, or a simple, quiet monument to the landscape itself. Taken as a whole, the villa is a clear shape on a hill that looks out over an unobstructed sea. It is unmistakably conceived as a structure that privileges light, space and a direct relationship with the landscape, guided by its own form of “zen.” A place that asks little, except to be lived slowly, because everything here — from the volumes to the great window, from the shadows to the veranda — seems to invite a more patient, present, subjective way of inhabiting the world.

It was one of those November Sundays when the city feels too tight. I've been living in Verona for a while now, working in a commercial studio, spending my days between screens, deadlines, and endless phone calls. The idea of buying a house had been buzzing in my mind for months, but everything I had seen was the same: gray apartments, anonymous condos, balconies facing other balconies. So, almost by chance, I opened an ad. Dro. An attic on the third floor. I don’t know why, but I got into my car and set off. I arrive in Dro in half an hour. The town is quiet, wrapped by mountains. I park, look for the street number and enter the condominium courtyard. Already here I like it: there’s a small reserved parking area, some trees and a porch that seems to want to guide you inside. The real estate agent is waiting for me in front of the elevator. We go up to the third floor; on the landing there’s a little cellar all mine: small and cool—perfect for storing some bottles or keeping those things that have no place at home. Now it's time for the apartment; as soon as I open the door, the world stays below me. This is a tower—not made of stone and ivy—but an attic with that same soul: suspended, protected and secretive. As I step inside I'm welcomed by the scent of wood; there's a wood stove at entrance—it isn't lit yet but already imagine it glowing during winter evenings with flames dancing behind glass. I look up—the ceiling is woven with exposed beams running like ancient ribs above me—no upper floors or neighbors walking around just roof and sky above. There’s spacious double bedroom—a master bedroom seeming designed to get lost within—and another smaller room which whispers silence perfect either as study or guest room when friends visit someday.Every room has openings onto rooftops—I call them windows to heaven—they open towards light,moon,and rain tapping gently like impatient fingers.The bathroom modern features glass shower appearing suspended mid-air.Clean,functional & perfect! But heart of this attic lies within its living-kitchen area.No regular windows here only low-sill ones at waist height almost crafted so you can gaze without being seen.As i envision brewing coffee,i can see myself nestled down watching over village road people passing life unfolding without asking anything from me.I'd be both indoors yet out upstairs still close.It feels akin having front-row seat upon world sans obligation participate! Stepping out onto porch finds me amidst town.Breathing deeply air tastes different here cleaner slower.No prince needs scale this tower nor anyone save me.Maybe saving myself merely gazing upon this loft isn’t quite home not “mine”yet.But returning back toward car already knowing I'll make offer because everyone needs their own tower even more so do i.

Just steps from the quiet bend of the Panaro River, where the echo of ancient river trade still seems to whisper through the waters, lies a unique opportunity: not simply a house, but a small private "borgo" in the heart of Bomporto. It consists of two distinct buildings situated on a single, fascinating plot, offering a rare combination of immediate comfort and future potential. The beating heart of the property is the main residence, welcoming and already perfectly lived-in. Spread over two floors, it features five rooms that breathe the warmth of a cherished home. On the ground floor, the living room with its fireplace invites conviviality and opens onto a spacious shaded porch, complete with a barbecue area ideal for contemplating the property’s "green kingdom": a generous garden, brought to life by the swimming pool—a true oasis of peace. A large garage and a decidedly welcoming bathroom complete this level. Moving to the first floor, the kitchen boasts a private terrace with a staircase descending directly into the garden, making outdoor meals a pleasant habit. This floor also hosts a dining room, two warm, comfortable, and inviting bedrooms, and a second bathroom, completing a space that is already ready to be loved. However, it is in the second building that the property reveals its most versatile character and its potential as an investment. The ground floor is a hub of utility and possibility: it houses two spacious garages, two large cellars, and an independent mini-apartment complete with a bedroom, bathroom, and living area, perfect for guests or short-term rentals. Going up, the first floor presents itself as a "blank canvas" waiting to be shaped: six rooms, a large living room with kitchen space, and a storage room await completion and definition—or subdivision—according to one’s needs. They are ideal for creating a spacious second home for the family, an annex for guests, a professional studio, or rooms for a future B&B business. At the top, a bright attic with a bathroom offers further precious reclaimed space. Within the more than 2,500 square meters of land, space is found not only for the pool but also for a small tool shed and a separate little building of about 50 square meters located at the edge of the property—a secret corner where one can cultivate their own hobbies. A true treasure is the unbreakable bond with the territory surrounding the homes: the town with all its services close at hand, the countryside with its tranquility, and the river just a few steps away, all within an emotional continuity of history, nature, and quiet. This complex therefore represents a rarity: a place of ancient charm where comfort, unlimited space, and a legacy waiting to be shaped blend into an unrivaled offer.

I've never been a comfortable vacation type. But this time I needed something different in my life. A refuge. So, pushed by a Sicilian friend, I ended up here, a few kilometers from Piazza Armerina, immersed in the rugged and beautiful countryside of the Sicilian hinterland. The mansion had been described to me as “a dream of stone”, and when I walked through the iron gate, I realized it was no exaggeration. The house, ancient but completely renovated, seems to emerge from the earth itself. It is built with light stone from the Aidone mountains, handmade, alive under the sun. As soon as I arrived, I was welcomed by a tidy and fragrant garden, with olive trees, ripe figs and smooth stone paths. But the heart of the outdoor space is undoubtedly the square barbecue: modern, elegant, with one side entirely dedicated to cooking pizzas. On the first evening, I lit a fire, mixed with local flour and baked my first pizza, watching the hills turn golden. The villa opens with a bright ground floor: a modern kitchen, where light enters slices from the windows, blends with a functional living room furnished with a large modular sofa. That's where I spent my evenings, reading, music and silence. There is also a basic bathroom and a practical storage room, where I have placed my backpack and hiking shoes. On the first floor, two bedrooms overlook small wrought-iron balconies, from which you can enjoy a different view every morning: light fog, sharp sun, wind in the leaves, and then... silence. Here too, a modern and well-kept bathroom, with simple but elegant finishes. The attic was a real surprise: a single large open space, naturally divided into two areas by a play of different heights. I chose the highest part to create a small photography studio, while in the lowest area I spread a carpet, placed pillows, books and a floor lamp. Exposed wooden beams are the only reference to tradition in an environment with an essential and contemporary taste. The secluded location is what makes this place truly special. Piazza Armerina is just a few minutes away by bicycle. There I walked through baroque alleys, tasted freshly stuffed cannoli and visited the famous Villa Romana del Casale, with its breathtaking mosaics. But every time, I couldn't wait to return to these hot, silent stones. When the sun goes down, the walls turn orange, and everything seems suspended. This villa is a place where the ancient stays outside, carved in stone, while the modern welcomes you inside with style and simplicity. It is the perfect balance between history and present, between roots and freedom. A place that speaks to you, observes you, protects you. Here, between stone and fire, I found something I had lost: time.

The road is empty and the car meanders through the mountains and along the lake shore, overlooking the calm water, surrounded by fir trees and a few alpine villages scattered here and there. We are at the Casa d'Idro, in the municipality of Idro, on the western shore of the lake in a panoramic and sunny position. The oldest structure of the House dates back to the period between the end of the Middle Ages and the beginning of the Renaissance. We are talking about the 15th century and we immediately notice the conformation of the building, with the ground floor and its portico, the typical stables, a series of storerooms and cellars, while on the first floor, as was customary in the past, we find the living quarters, barns and other rooms that once served the function of extra storage rooms, but which today could be rooms, communal spaces or other, depending on how one wants to re-imagine the distribution of space. Crowning the ancient farmhouse is a fund, part of which is used for grazing, part for fodder production, with an orchard, wood and vegetable garden. In short, an ancient farmhouse worthy of a setting for a Boccaccio tale. In fact, the farmhouse features architectural elements and artefacts that constitute significant evidence of local history and art, which in this case are also recognised as being of immeasurable cultural and architectural value. It has been years, if not decades now, that the world has completely changed, and although one would like to tell a long story of ancient intrigues, love affairs, victories and defeats, a tale worthy of an epic novel, we are forced to return from our journey through time and note that, as is the case in many cases, modernity has brought about the cessation of farming and livestock breeding, leading to the loss of the land's peculiar vocation. But, as we all know, one door closes and another one opens. The current owners, who are engaged in other activities, have always, in keeping with family tradition, kept the building and grounds in good condition. In fact, they have carried out numerous maintenance works on the main building, also at a structural level, and have periodically mowed the grass, cut wood and cared for the fruit trees, keeping the entire property in good condition.à. In the light of all this, the possibilities for functional recovery are many, from a tourist-restaurant and restaurant vocation to socio-healthcare or senior housing, but also purely residential, all of which obviously implies the restoration of the main building with a redistribution of the internal spaces and a feasibility assessment of the construction of new facilities to increase the opportunities and services to be offered depending on the final destination. Here, along the magnificent Lake Idro, in an old house full of history and ready to welcome new and even more beautiful ones.

Today we are ready for a Vespa outing, the sun has already shown itself in all its splendour since early morning, contrasting with the turquoise sky. Riding along the western Gardesana today is more beautiful than ever, to the left the ancient walls bordering Lake Garda and to the right all the shades of green of the vegetation. I love not going too fast on my motorbike and with my helmet back with goggles because I am also lucky enough to smell the scents which, combined with the landscape, make for a 360° experience. Our tour starts from Monte Gu, as they call it here, we are over 1550 m on Monte Pizzocolo where we can admire the Adamello group, Monte Rosa, the Apennines, Monte Baldo and the ValVestino dam. We stop at the "due aceri" bivouac, where there is a small church dedicated to the fallen of all wars, because from the top we truly have a wonderful view of the enchanted place in which the property we are about to see is set. Back on our bikes, we finally head for Toscolano Maderno which, as I have told you, is located on the western shore of Lake Garda, in the province of Brescia. This small town has ancient roots, even dating back to Roman times, and is known for its natural beauty, with its breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding hills, but also for its rich history and culture. In the past it was also an important centre of paper production in the afternoon walk to the Valle delle Cartiere we will see an interesting paper museum. The two-room apartment set in a modern residential centre overlooks on one side the ancient port of Toscolano, which between the 15th and 18th centuries was a centre for sorting paper and iron, from where boats arrived and departed for Venice, and on the other the practical swimming pool set in the beautiful condominium park, which allows us to enjoy our holidays with all the comforts. We reach the flat, which is on the third floor, by an external staircase overlooking the central park, and from here we access the living area with two views, one of which overlooks the small terrace overlooking the lake and the other the terrace from which we entered. The sleeping area is independent and bordered by a door beyond which is the bathroom with shower and to the right the master bedroom which overlooks the terrace with pool view and to the left the single bedroom which overlooks the small balcony with lake view. The staircase from the living room leads to a splendid private terrace on the fourth and top floor, structured in such a way as to guarantee total privacy and a special place to spend evenings alone or in company. You thought the surprises were over? Wrong, the flat is completed by a garage and a practical cellar. How? OK let's get the bike and go and see it...you will be as enraptured as I am.

We walk through the districts of the Ispica countryside, where blades of grass lie prone to the constant blowing of the sea breeze, laden with swollen dewdrops in which the sun is reflected in the turquoise sky. The old farmhouse immediately evokes the idea of frugality, rusticity and the echo of a distant yet so incredibly familiar era. It is a marvel of absolute calm, in an infinite field, a reality in which one can laugh, joke, cry and love without anyone knowing. In other words, it is a place we could truly call our own. Today, however, the property is in a state of neglect, the garden is uncultivated and in need of replacement. But, equipped with the right vision, we immediately identify the main concept: do we salvage the two small houses that are there or do we demolish everything and salvage the volume? Either way, the imagination has a lot to feed on. A modern, contemporary villa in a minimalist style as well as a combination of tradition and modernity? A swimming pool or jacuzzi? Or a volleyball net hung between a palm and an oak tree? Or solar panels on a canopy to protect the car? A beautiful colonnade with climbing plants or an orchard, an olive grove, a citrus grove or... the ideas are endless, just like the potential of this rustic cottage nestled in its gigantic grounds that seem to be a fiefdom worthy of a medieval noble vassal. And so the proposal takes shape: a large plot of land of more than 12,000 square metres plus two buildings, the larger of which is partly used as a dwelling with a living area, two bedrooms, bathroom and storeroom, with a warehouse alongside, while the second building, of more modest dimensions, was certainly once used as an agricultural warehouse. Today we can think either of recovering the volume, or of renovating the existing buildings, changing or retaining, according to need, their function, for our first home, for holidays or as a property to be rented out to the delight of many tourists.

Your dream of a villa in an exclusive, sheltered and sunny place but at the same time reachable in five minutes from the center of Rovereto is finally achievable. On the Rovereto hill, near the famous Grotta Damiano Chiesa, a unique residence of its kind, in a plot of approximately 3,000 m2 of land nestled on natural hills exposed to the sun all year round. The recently built villa is built with top quality materials and is composed of a modern three-storey structure, of which the ground floor houses, in addition to the garage, a very large wellness area worthy of a 5-star hotel equipped with the best comforts including a bathtub hydromassage for 4 people, Turkish bath, sauna, emotional shower, gym and bar area. Also on the floor we find the boiler room, the laundry room, closets and the cellar dug into the rock, an ideal place to store your best wines. We now go up to the first floor, we are welcomed by a very large living room facing south-west, equipped with large panoramic balconies and the American kitchen with exit to the rear terrace of over 300 m2 equipped with open kitchen, barbecue and relaxation area, obviously without forget about the bathroom located near the entrance. From a beautiful and bold internal staircase in glass and steel, we go up to the upper floor, where under the exposed wooden roof we find 3 bedrooms, 1 double room with en-suite bathroom, a second double room and a twin room with their own bathroom. bath. Here too, two beautiful covered terraces allow you to gaze across the entire valley, from Monte Stivo to Bondone. The entire villa reflects the owner's desire to surround himself with pleasant and aesthetically particular things, without giving up the maximum usability of all the spaces and the technology to guarantee the pleasure of living. The garden, the true pride of this residence, is built on various terraces from which to enjoy various views of the valley, and on the main one a splendid swimming pool with breathtaking views. Vegetable garden, tool houses and shelters for farmyard animals complete the property, creating a true natural paradise that to define as one of a kind is almost an understatement. Rovereto is a sunny and quiet town on the left Adige, rich in tradition and history, enjoys an enviable central position and all family services. Have you ever thought about it? Verona, Bolzano, Trento all easily reachable by motorway at most in a as well as the sport and leisure of Lake Garda and the mountains of Folgaria and Brentonico. It could be your opportunity to live in a dream villa without giving up your lifestyle, your passions and your work.

Today we are going to Piazza Armerina, a municipality in central-eastern Sicily located in the Erei mountains at around 700 m above sea level. I must admit that I was unaware of the presence of this place and I thought it was a square in Enna and not a true natural and artistic masterpiece, known as "The city of Mosaics and the Norman Palio" or "The city of 100 churches". Our meeting is at the Duomo, the highest point in the city. From here a series of medieval streets unfold through which we wander in ecstasy, while to the right and left we are surrounded by Renaissance and Baroque buildings. A Vespa whizzing by a few steps away from us brings us back down to earth and understand that we are in the 21st century. Among these ancient buildings we identify the one where the property we are going to visit today is located, the result of a recent renovation where a large and modern apartment has been created on the first and second floors. Having crossed the threshold through an ancient and austere wooden door, an elegant staircase covered in Caltagirone marble and ceramics takes us to the first floor where the various rooms develop from the large atrium starting from the living room, the large living area with an American kitchen with a relaxation space and a splendid view where we can admire the famous Gagini balcony and finally a study room and bathroom in refined marble. The staircase that leads us to the sleeping area is another element that characterizes the entire house, marble and glass blend together in an extremely pleasant contrast between the classic and the modern. The second floor reflects the dimensions of the one below, but is different in layout and style the slope of the roof. Here we find the three rooms, one with a walk-in closet and the large bathroom finished in a more modern but no less beautiful way. What can I tell you, a few lines are not enough to describe in detail each environment and the characteristics of the materials and finishes, what we know is that if the center of Piazza Armerina is your destination your search will stop here.

Marina di Cecina, Tuscany, is famous for its sandy beaches, transparent sea and large countryside in the hinterland, rich in vines, olive groves and cypress trees - an area that abounds in both natural and human beauty, ancient, historical and even recent. Fertile ground for those looking for a place to stay, for those who love Tuscany, with its immense sunsets, friendly people and exquisite cuisine. A question. How many is 300 metres? It's a little less than a five-minute walk. And by bike? Maybe half a minute. All this for a simple thought: we are practically at the seaside. The proposal we want to talk to you about today is in fact a large flat only 300 metres from the beach. It is situated in a very quiet residential area and occupies the first floor of a small house. With 4 free sides it presents itself as a solution for those who want a first or second home for themselves, but also for those with business ideas. The entrance gate leads us to the private courtyard on the ground floor while the external staircase takes us up to the first floor. In its almost 115 square metres of floor space, in addition to three balconies, we find a large entrance hall, a dining room, a kitchen with pantry, a living room, two large double bedrooms, a large bathroom and a last room that could be a study, a third small room or simply a walk-in wardrobe. Large spaces and many rooms, which could be further improved and rationalised, perhaps by obtaining a third bedroom and a second bathroom useful both for personal use and in case one wanted to use the property to rent out, an idea not to be underestimated given the high demand and not only during the summer period. Internally it is in fair condition and can be lived in immediately, with central heating and a beautiful fireplace in the dining room, but with some modernisation and customisation work you can make it absolutely unique.

We are in the historic center of Scicli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where among medieval columns and porches stand the baroque domes of the cathedral. Among oleanders, olive trees and flowers, the scent of the bakery 50 meters away wakes us up in the morning. Here the specialty is the so-called "Testa di Turco", at least double the size of the average, which crumbles into a thousand crunchy and delicate layers of puffy pasta that hide a good dose of cream from the citrus aftertaste. This is the aura of the property below presented, which is spread over a portion of an ancient building and is configured as the ideal for the creation of a reality where, in addition to the scent of the bakery, you can breathe air of modernity, baroque and minimalism. You can think of a holiday home for yourself or for others, for guests or to make income, but also for a primary residence. Why not? Because at the end of the day the location, the main factor of each property, also here it has the upper hand but should not be neglected all the other features. It must be designed as a sort of terraced house, well restored, with parts where, for example, ancient bricks and an old building spring out of the stucco specially, other interesting details such as the medieval arch in the living area, all elements and fine architectural details. Sure, if on one side the house has all some particular elements, on the other there is a final touch to give it its own personality. As an idea, here you could think of how to use the contrast between ancient stone and stucco, installing light wood shelves, decorated with fatty or tropical plants, a beautiful monster for example, perhaps putting some light as can be seen in some modern chic rooms where outdoor bulbs are very popular, the aluminum element in black color, going to work then on the balance of the colors of the house. Let's imagine it in the center of Scicli, both as ours and as a B&B: a living area with a beautiful sofa, the kitchen with a small counter, and the bathroom / laundry room. On the first floor the bedroom, the second bathroom with shower and finally the mezzanine with the exposed roof to be used according to your style. Surely the potential is there, they are at an affordable price, and are located in the center of Scicli, where there is a splendid portion of the building which only your personal touch is missing.

We are in Trentino, specifically in beautiful Valsugana, where one cannot help but notice among the foliage of the trees two limpid bodies of water, the lakes of Caldonazzo and Levico. But let us dwell on Lake Caldonazzo a short distance from our apartment. We are in an optimal climatic zone that gives the waters of the lake ideal temperatures for bathing from May to the end of September; after all, it is one of the warmest lakes in Europe. In addition to this special feature, you should know that there are free beaches and equipped bathing establishments on its shores. In fact, the lake is ideal for practicing various sports such as sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, rowing, and water skiing. Those who enjoy fishing will also find a wide variety of fish such as trout, rudd, carp, sun perch and tench. Now, however, we head into the historic center of town, on one of Caldonazzo's main streets, where on the 1st floor of a quaint historic house is our recently renovated apartment. It is accessed by climbing a first flight of stairs, from a small terrace that receives the afternoon sun.We enter directly into the kitchen, where there is no lack of a chimney for the installation of a practical economical stove, great for cooking chestnuts in the fall and for natural heat. We continue into the modestly sized living room, which if desired can also become a second room for those who need extra sleeping accommodations. You will be kissed by the sun as you wake up in the morning. The master bedroom, like the living room boasts a beautiful east-facing window and the size is made more generous by a practical walk-in closet. Very nice and elegant bathroom with the large shower stall and window. Completes the property a large and windowed cellar on the ground floor, in which is also located the boiler for the independent heating of the apartment. Everything redone with good taste, attention to the quality of materials and without unpleasant condominium expenses. You just have to order the kitchen and move into this beautiful and cozy nest.

On this splendid spring day, accompanied by the singing of birds, our visit to the Pantanella farm allows us to live for a while in a bucolic context similar to those described by Jane Austin. We are located in the Maremma natural park, a few km from the sea and one of the most beautiful and intact coasts of the Maremma coast and at the foot of the Uccellina mountains covered in thick Mediterranean scrub where nature rules over man. And so while our gaze is lost in the hectares of land in the soft countryside we are about to visit the manor house, an aristocratic country residence on two levels with warehouses and storage rooms on the ground floor and the first or floor dedicated to the home. In the courtyard, in addition to the main building, we find 3 other buildings once used for agricultural and livestock farming, warehouses, chicken coops, pigsties, stables and barns which take us back in time and make us relive the past. The property includes approximately 31 hectares of which part is occupied by a vineyard for approximately 17,000 meters and 100 olive trees while the rest is currently used as arable land and by a forest of over 4 hectares separated from the property where the farmers once lived they supplied wood. The property would be well suited to becoming an accommodation facility in which to combine the production of oil, aromatic herbs and other agricultural products with special experiences in nature in one of the rural buildings or in other eco-sustainable solutions to be included in this area of particular beauty. Not to be underestimated is the presence of high salinity thermal waters underground which could extend the offer of a possible accommodation facility. Close your eyes and imagine yourself already here, you have decided to move to your new life and you have enriched the structure with antique wooden furniture, precious white porcelain objects, cushions and curtains in finely embroidered antique white cotton. Everything speaks of your love for this place from the lavender pots that you placed in ancient wineskins, to the iron lamps found in a second-hand shop and even the white bicycle with the large wicker basket with which you take long walks along the tree-lined avenues. In the morning after a restful sleep you wake up in your wrought iron bed which was once a gate and after having pulled back some ancient embroidered linen curtains you enjoy the panorama of the Maremma Natural Park, with the Uccellina mountains as a backdrop. Agritourism, charming B&B, educational farm, riding school or simply your country residence, there are countless possibilities for developing this property set in a context where the calm rhythm of the countryside dominates and not far from the sea, from the splendid art cities of the Tuscany and its naturalistic wonders.

This villa represents a premier investment opportunity for those seeking a high-level hospitality project in Italy. Situated on the rolling hills overlooking Campobasso in the historic village of Oratino, the property is perfectly suited for transformation into an exclusive boutique hotel or luxury residence. The estate offers an authentic and sustainable experience for a discerning clientele, emphasizing quality of life over volume. The structure spans four levels including a finished basement, covering a total area of approximately 700 square meters (7,535 square feet). The architectural layout is designed for flexibility, allowing for the configuration of multiple private suites, communal social areas, wellness facilities, and administrative zones while maintaining the warmth of a private estate. Large windows provide panoramic views of the Matese Mountains, the city of Campobasso, and the surrounding medieval villages of Molise. This landscape serves as a significant draw for luxury travelers focused on tranquility and slow-paced living. The combination of high construction quality and premium finishes positions this project within the upper-tier market segment, offering discreet luxury. The private grounds extend over 10,228 square meters (2.53 acres). Features include a three-sided wrap-around porch, an in-ground swimming pool on the south side, and a professional landscape-designed garden ideal for private events, themed retreats, or outdoor dining. The estate offers total privacy while maintaining proximity to urban infrastructure and services. The property is suited for several operational models including a boutique guesthouse, a dedicated wellness or leadership retreat center, an intimate wedding and event venue, or a high-end personal residence with invitation-only hospitality. Molise is currently a high-growth region for experiential tourism, making this an ideal acquisition for international investors seeking sustainable, distinctive projects.

It is well known by now how much I love to travel and, above all, to observe. Work visits always turn out to be extraordinary opportunities to learn and experience fantastic moments. Today's stroll took me within the walls of Murlo, a small and pristine medieval village nestled in the heart of a wild and unspoiled territory. It captivates because it is far from mass tourism and evokes life from another era. However, what surprises most is the surrounding territory and, in particular, its inhabitants, who bear an extraordinary resemblance to Etruscan paintings. It's not just my observation; I discovered that it has recently been proven that the local population carries Etruscan DNA. This is because it was a fiefdom of the Bishops of Siena and remained isolated for centuries. All of this holds enormous charm for me, but the most incredible experience came during the visit to the property. A fantastic sensation enveloped me, as if my brain were an independent organ sketching out projects at a rapid pace, crumpling and throwing them aside, engrossed in another fantastic idea. I almost seemed to see all those balls of paper scattered disorderly on the terracotta floor. And my heart danced to the waltz of euphoria unleashed by adrenaline. Upon entering the atrium of the first palace, I immediately realized that the term B&B was an understatement, as the structure lends itself to various solutions. Visiting the first two floors already set up to accommodate guests in its 7 rooms with attached bathrooms sparked in me a desire to preserve all the beauty that already exists and perhaps enhance it with some modern furnishings here and there, highlighting the enchanting ancient terracotta floors and tiles, but toning down the colors and favoring white. Once downstairs, the alcoves won me over. Here, one can truly decide to do something in addition to the upper floors and thus dedicate oneself to breakfasts, lunches, events, but I believe that's limiting it; it's primarily a place to share. The niches suggest tastings, possibly of excellent Tuscan wines and olive oil, but one could also focus on products made perhaps with a personal brand, creating a small production. Considering the splendid and enormous fully equipped kitchen, one could think of exclusive pastry-making to delight the guests' palates. But I wouldn't rule out dedicating oneself to catering in the wonderful vaulted halls, with typical Tuscan cuisine products, organizing events, aperitifs, themed dinners both indoors and outdoors, in the splendid garden and by the poolside. Did I tell you that strolling within these walls has inspired me with lots of ideas and images of what could be done? Now, you too can take a walk, breathe this pure air, lose yourself in the idyllic landscape, and think that you could have not only a business but a whole new life for yourself and your family. But when you need your privacy and tranquility, you can always retreat to the annex where a beautiful three-bedroom apartment awaits you. Will you be able to enjoy your spaces and have everything under control? Are you still thinking about it?

It is in the morning that the spring sun peeps into our white living room, gently kissing the diagonal wall and creating a triangle of golden light. Riva del Garda is an enchanted place, a place of the senses, where chic blends with the antique, where mountains brush against the lake and dreams embrace reality. Here, those with a palate for style will find their oasis, between Trentino's Valle dei Laghi, Lombardy and the Veronese region, where the lake dances with the Alps and the snow caresses the olive trees. And it is precisely in this setting that an ineffable call emerges for a dwelling that becomes a sanctuary of the soul, a refuge where authenticity reigns supreme: the interiors of this flat, capable of whetting the appetite of the most refined senses, are a brilliant blend of Parisian style and contemporary aesthetics, enriched by French finishes that verge on the work of art. But talking about the constitution of the property, the dwelling offers four distinct spaces, three of which embrace the quietness of the bedrooms, while one opens up to the fervour of daily life, welcoming the living area to which, to enrich the comfort, are added two bathrooms that offer intimacy and practicality. However, the real jewel is the terrace, overlooking the small harbour and the fortress, an authentic treasure chest of beauty and serenity, which lends an inestimable value to this penthouse in the heart of the old village, amidst charming Habsburg palaces and medieval battlements. In an urban context where open spaces are rare, this precious extension offers a haven of rare beauty and peace to be enjoyed both during the day and at night in a romantic candlelit dinner. The finishes, as expected, are of a high standard, wooden floors dominate in all the rooms while the custom-designed furnishings fit perfectly into the various spaces. Also not to be missed are the parking space located in the basement and a generous wine cellar that thoughtfully houses the skis for the winter and the mountain bikes, ready to explore the majesty of the Valle dei Laghi and Alto Garda. Whether our main residence, a holiday retreat or an investment, this property presents itself as a golden opportunity in terms of economic return. With its three bedrooms in the heart of the town and an outdoor space, the prospects are promising. Should our desires change, it reassures us to know that we have invested in something of value, easily resaleable or leasable, in keeping with our heritage and financial goals. In a natural and historical paradise, this wonderful flat will become your living retreat with a unique view of Lake Garda.

After leaving the splendid Ligurian sea behind us, we venture through the bright green shades of the hinterland, until we reach the splendid natural setting of the Val di Vara where we find the municipality of Zignago. The ancient villages of the scattered municipality of Zignago, nestled on the profile of its mountains or collected in small and protected plains, tell us about its medieval history and preserve magnificent examples of rural architecture which has kept the balance of the natural landscape intact with the works of the 'man. This town has ancient roots that date back to the Copper Age, as demonstrated by an anthropomorphic stele statue found at the end of the 19th century. We are in the province of La Spezia in Liguria in a place that has remained almost uncontaminated, surrounded by low mountains that are just over a thousand meters high, an ideal place to spend time in total relaxation and follow various and evocative hiking itineraries that have as their main axis a stage of the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri. Our proposal today is an apartment which with its accessories occupies part of the first two floors in a small house with characteristic bright red shutters. The external staircase that insinuates itself between the building and the garden of approximately 400 m2, all terraced, leads us to the entrance of the apartment, through a characteristic covered terrace. The generously sized apartment is developed on one floor and is composed of a living area with an open kitchen in the central part of the house and facing south, with the two double bedrooms located respectively to the east and west. The main or master, as you prefer, has a private bathroom with large shower and boasts a beautiful balcony overlooking the valley from which you can admire the nearby green mountains. On the opposite side of the apartment there is the second bathroom, of large dimensions, with window and a large and welcoming bathtub, the second large double bedroom and the very practical closet. Internally everything is in perfect condition, the result of a recent renovation, the beautiful Palladian floors, the mirrored wooden doors and the double glazed wooden windows and doors stand out. In this natural context the highlight is certainly the garden, the walls create flat and perfectly exploitable terraces, which allow us to dedicate the spaces with various uses, a relaxation area with external hydromassage, the vegetable garden, the barbecue area or whatever we like it. We cannot forget the practical external shed behind the house, the large cellar and the spacious garage which can accommodate two cars in addition to the inevitable bikes. It's up to you whether it's a holiday apartment or a permanent home, but take the time for a visit to restore your soul and mind in this pleasant place.

What's better than starting the summer by visiting what could become your seaside villa? The location is certainly one of the first things to evaluate and the choice here couldn't be more appropriate. We are in Agropoli, a fantastic place to explore due to its strategic position, perched on a promontory overlooking the Gulf of Salerno. The town began to develop beyond the walls only during the nineteenth century, thus maintaining its ancient center and much of the walls. It is a highly sought-after tourist location not only for its historical heritage but also for its position as it is located within the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park. But it will be the shade of blue of this crystalline sea and its golden sandy beaches that will make you understand that you have finally arrived home. But today we came to discover a charming terraced villa characterized by a truly breathtaking sea view. Perfect for those looking for a modern residence with well-defined spaces and high-quality finishes. After passing the garden, where we also find the well, we are welcomed by a porch ideal for outdoor lunches and dinners, perfect for enjoying the sea breeze. From here you have direct access to the living area, a large open space with open kitchen, living room and relaxation area designed to combine comfort and functionality. The apartment is all on one floor and we therefore find the beautiful room, with en-suit bathroom, embellished with gray Venetian stucco and bathroom fixtures with modern lines including a comfortable bathtub. The room with its large spaces has direct access to the garden from which it enjoys the wonderful panorama overlooking the archaeological area of ​​Paestum and a glimpse of the island of Capri, a unique scenario, from the setting of the sun on the island to the autumn nights when a moon redhead hides in the sea. Next door we find the second room, also of excellent size and both embellished with a walk-in closet. The second bathroom, always furnished in a modern style, has a large and functional shower. The villa has a second porch at the back and a terrace that occupies the entire upper space from where you can admire the Temple of Hera, reachable by a modern iron staircase where the photovoltaic panels are housed. The latest generation house has underfloor heating, air conditioning, electric Venetian blinds inserted into the glass, burglar alarm, solar panels and a 10 kW photovoltaic system with two 30 kW storage batteries which contribute to energy efficiency and environmental sustainability giving total autonomy to the villa. There is also a large and comfortable garage equipped with a walbox for charging your electric vehicles, offering a practical and ecological solution for sustainable mobility. But now let's enjoy this splendid Cilento sunset while enjoying some moktails on the patio accompanied by sliced ​​savory strufoli, cheeses and the inevitable buffalo mozzarella. Now that's life!

Yellow convertible Beetle, music by Bob Marley, around us alternate shades of green, yellow and brown of the plowed and cultivated fields while above us the sky is the color of sugar paper. Before visiting the property, a stop in the center of Gonzaga, a small rural town in the Po Valley halfway between Mantua and Reggio Emilia which gave its name to one of the most illustrious Italian families of the Renaissance. There is always something to discover and the cuisine and wine of the area never disappoints. Today I am curious to visit, I really love old country houses and I like to see how they have been restored. My expectations were not disappointed and after walking down the driveway an imposing two-storey clay brick house with petrol green shutters stood out. A paved pedestrian entrance flanked by multicolored hydrangeas leads us to the finely renovated double-leaf wooden door in pleasant contrast with the glass and iron solution of the door which allows natural light to enter the reception. Yes, because on the ground floor a B&B has been cleverly created with welcoming and large rooms from which you can admire the breath-taking view of the plain, equipped with fireplaces and en suite bathrooms and a large kitchen space to indulge in. On the first floor, with access from an internal staircase, we find the master apartment. Three large bedrooms, a large kitchen, the heart of the house in the tradition of rural families and two warm and welcoming living rooms heated by ancient terracotta stoves from the early twentieth century. We take a last flight of stairs and here we are in the attic, another huge space to design and think about. This farm is a perfect combination of ancient and modern, in which the renovated blends with the recovered in a welcoming harmony that makes you immediately feel at home. Around the main farmhouse, forming a square with the well in the centre, there are 3 other buildings, what I call the farmhouse, a two-storey building which could become the annex with 2 or more residential units, the old dovecote and a further building currently used as tool storage and shelter. The possibilities of use are manifold: I would see well a restaurant activity perhaps using the outdoor spaces for weddings and ceremonies in pure roof style, or expand the B&B with other themed or two -room apartments in the household, or the creation of spaces for teaching workshops perhaps with the addition of animals typical of the farm and why not also keep the existing one by dedicating themselves to dog breeding. For those who love the countryside, this property already has everything you could want, the stars in the window, the ladybugs on the tree and the bottle of white wine in the fridge, all it takes is a little imagination to transform it into your place of life and passion.

We are in the province of Salerno, nestled on a hill where Eboli dozes in the summer heat. The ancient part of the town dominates the last stretch of the Sele Valley, with the city extending at its feet. At the upper part stands the imposing castle, restored according to Vanvitelli's design, and the Capuchin church, built in a magnificent position. Surrounding the Eboli plain, you'll find a varied landscape of cereals, vegetables, vineyards, olive groves, and orchards. We stroll along the picturesque Via Paradiso, a little-frequented road that provides access to a few exclusive real estate properties, from which you can enjoy a fantastic panorama of the city and the surrounding plain as far as the eye can see. Our visit begins with an aperitif on the first large terrace in front of the entrance portico, having left the car in the spacious parking area. Before entering the villa, we let our gaze wander from the Alburnine peaks down to the coast of Punta Licosa, and up to the island of Capri. Accustomed to the mountains in the north, these views enchant me. Feeling the light breeze from the sea and the warmth of the sun makes me want to spend the rest of my stay here. But I promised you a visit, so let's start with the first room, a large and imposing atrium with floors and finishes in elegant marble, Venetian stucco, and crystal chandeliers, immediately conveying the property's elegance. To the right, we find the kitchen, always my favorite meeting place. With its generous size, beautiful fireplace, and exit onto the terrace, it has all the features to become the family's main gathering and discussion center. Also overlooking the atrium is the study on the ground floor, useful for those who can never get away from work, but it can also be transformed into a guest room or a reading and hobbies room. Next door, we find the first of the three large bathrooms in the house, complete with a window and shower. Climbing the splendid exposed marble staircase, illuminated by a series of oval windows, we reach the gallery where weapons, armor, and ancient objects are neatly displayed, giving an almost medieval touch. At the end of the gallery, we find the double bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The choice of the erker, a typical element of Nordic architecture, allows for the admiration of the incomparable panorama, which can be enjoyed even better from the large terrace accessible from a small living room next to the room. Currently, for family needs, the first floor has been divided into two sections. To visit the remaining part, we can access it from the two side terraces/gardens that follow the natural layout of the land, where citrus groves are a constant presence. The spaces and elegance continue to impress with a large living room equipped with an Italian-style billiard table, the third bathroom, and two rooms—one double and one single—both featuring the original erker. Finally, there's a large room with a kitchenette and an oven for bread and pizza, a must in the homeland of buffalo mozzarella. What more can I say? The spaces, the finishes, the furnishings—everything has its own order and elegance from times gone by. Bring your personal belongings and come live in your personal corner of paradise.