Villa Corona

PARTICULAR SIGNS

Villa Corona is a prestigious property full of charm. In the historical period of the pontificate of Pope Pius IX, it was used as a hunting lodge.

The villa dates back to 1700 and is completely in need of renovation. It is bound by the Fine Arts. It is located within a small forest of approximately 1 hectare where an enchanted atmosphere reigns.

The Villa can be accessed via two entrances. The first is a long avenue bordered by olive trees, the second is shorter and more comfortable. The interior presents the typical layout of historic villas. Vaulted ceilings and prestigious materials that can be recovered for restoration.

Basement floor: cellars.
Ground floor: kitchen, study, bathroom, dining room and hallway.
First floor: two bedrooms, living room and bathroom.
Second floor: attic.

Attached to the villa, on one side, there is a charming barn of around 100 m2, which also needs to be completely renovated.

During the summer season the property is surrounded by sunflowers or wheat fields, typical crops of the Marche tradition.

The Villa measures approximately 400 net sqm (including attic and cellars) and the barn measures 90 gross sqm.

DISCOVER Arcevia

In Le Marche, also called the green lungs of central Italy you find the territory of Arcevia with its beautiful countryside and unspoiled wild nature. In the middle of this huge area unfolds The Gola della Rossa Natural Park, an oasis of overwhelming nature. Arcevia, with its nine castles, offers visitors a diverse selection of culture, wellness, and relaxation. The sea of Senigallia, with its renowned "velvet beach," is between 30 and 35 kilometers away, depending on whether you are in the center of Arcevia or one of its small villages.