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For sale, 125.000 mq agricultural/ building land, single allotment with 1 furnished residential home , immediately habitable, 1 rural home ,forest of valuable wood (that be can sold ), fine view to the front of Bardi's Castle.
Bardi is the first touristic village ( just 4/5 km away ), famous for horses, white mushrooms , Parmesan cheese , hunt etc...Ideal for a holiday resort , b&b , holiday home , agriturism etc...
Price € 405.000,00 negotiable.( ref. MAFA1)
Read more about Bardi Castle :
The splendid castle of Bardi, clinging solidly to a great mass of red jasper, is a magnificently conserved example of medieval military architecture. Built between the 12th and 14th centuries, the castle may be visited. The part that was the living quarters of the soldiers has been set up as the Museum of Valley Civilization exhibiting objects and instruments of the traditional culture of these lands. Periodical exhibitions are set up in the other areas of the fortress. In town, where interesting traces are still to be found of a past as the capital of the little State of Landi, are the Baroque oratories of Santa Maria delle Grazie and San Giovanni, from the 18th century.
Near the town, which according to legend was named "Bardi" after the last of Hannibal's elephants which died here, is the Castelliere d'Umbria on the slopes of Mount Barigazzo, an ancient fortification from the 10th century.
and the village of Bardi :
Bardi is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Parma in the Italian region Emilia-Romagna, located about 130 km west of Bologna and about 50 km southwest of Parma.
According to a legend, the town's name derives from "Bardus" or "Barrio", the last elephant of Hannibal's army, who supposedly died here during the march to Rome. Historically, the name stems from the Lombard nobility who established themselves in Bardi around 600 AD. In 1000 the bishop of Piacenza took up residence here. |
