Immersed in the hills of the Parma Apennines, the Villa in Langhirano is a residence of remarkable architectural charm, built in Parma river stone and perfectly integrated into the surrounding landscape.

Born from architect Aurelio Cortesi's vision to reinterpret local building traditions through a geometric and material language, the villa stands out for its sculpted volumes, stone walls that become lighter as they rise, and a panoramic belvedere opening onto the ancient Badia Cavana. A project conceived as a continuous dialogue between architecture, nature, and the memory of the place.

The property is arranged over three levels, where natural light, striking perspectives, and authentic materials create an elegant, private, and timeless atmosphere. Every space is designed to enhance the relationship with the landscape, offering open views, tranquility, and a pervasive sense of harmony and well-being.

Outside, the villa is surrounded by a private park of approximately one hectare, enriched with ornamental plants, mature trees, and seasonal blooms that accompany the changing seasons. Completing the property are the former caretaker's house adjacent to the garage and covered parking area, as well as a recently built swimming pool, offering an exclusive space dedicated to relaxation and contemplation of the landscape.

A home designed for those seeking authenticity, privacy, and architectural character in one of the most captivating areas of Emilia, also featured as a setting in a film by director Bertolucci.