Villa Malvasia Clara

Dating back to the 1600s, this property preserves the charm and elegance of its era, featuring an imposing and well-proportioned architectural structure. The ground floor is accessed through a grand main entrance, which serves as the central hub for the rooms, all characterized by high ceilings and refined period finishes.

The first and second floors offer functionally organized spaces, ideal for various uses ranging from a private residence to prestigious reception areas. Finally, the basement level provides additional space suitable for complementary uses such as archives, utility rooms, cellars, or other service areas.

The property is completed by a private garden of approximately one hectare, offering extensive green space. The entire building lends itself to numerous enhancement possibilities while keeping its distinctive historical character intact. Between 2006 and 2011, the villa underwent a complete structural restoration, including the roof and floors, ensuring its long-term preservation and value. The villa takes its name from Count Carlo Cesare Malvasia, one of its most famous owners, who commissioned the greatest masters of Bolognese painting of the time to adorn its rooms.