Experience a luxurious stay at the new five-bedroom Villa Varignana.

The fine and astonishingly beautiful Villa, lies surrounded by five hectares of lush private garden, where peace and privacy are guaranteed. Among olive trees and vineyards the villa not only benefits from an excellent position but also allows the guest to enjoy a remarkable skyline typical of the gently rolling Emilian hills.

The striking beauty of its private garden blends with the main Garden of Palazzo di Varignana, a botanical jewel part of the prestigious and renowned network “Grandi Giardini Italiani”.
In its interiors, Villa Varignana is characterised by an elegant style that harmoniously combines a classic but, at the same time, contemporary design.

Its reopening, in June 2016, after an important renovation project, has allowed the enlargement of the original building and, consequently, the renewal of the interior spaces, always paying attention to the details.

The ground floor consist of the “Mediterranean Apartment”, characterized by two comfortable rooms, a Deluxe and a Junior Suite, both of them with private bathroom covered by refined Imperial brown marbles. The living rooms, wide-open and well-lit, thanks to their patio doors have direct access to the garden, thus allowing relaxing and banqueting moments. An elegant staircase guides to the first floor where the “Panoramic Apartment” opens in a wide living space (48mq) that embraces three bedrooms: two Deluxe rooms and a Junior Suite, with a contemporary private bathroom each. The master bedroom is distinguished by a suggestive crystal shower connected with either the sleeping quarter and the bathroom in precious marble. The exclusive services of this unique room are completed by a very spacious wardrobe.
Size Villa 380sqm.

The Garden of Villa Varignana is an amazing natural landscape where a sophisticated architecture, rich in astonishing botanical corners, is hidden. Remarkable is certainly the collection of oak trees selected by the landscape architect Mr. Antonio Perazzi, for a total of 100 copies with 76 different species, one of the most important arboreal heritage in Italy. After passing a small forestal covered walk of ash trees and other native plants, one arrives at the Garden’s first part where geometric theme rooms open into each other and are harmoniously divided by hedges of ginko biloba, hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) and rows of trees maple (Acer campestre) which accommodate roses, grasses, ornamental cherry and dogwood (Cornus mas) offering a view that stretches over the picturesque landscape. Beyond the apple blossom gallery and the roses, a green labyrinth appears (Labirinto Carlico). Numerous herbaceous species, Mediterranean trees and shrubs, abundant blooms of broom and fragrant osmanthus bushes, surround the five-bedroom villa.