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Farm for sale in the hills Forlivesi

The farm is located in the town of Meldola in the hills between Cesena and Forli; spread over an area of ​​16,000 square meters, 10,000 of which are used to fine olive grove with several varieties of olive trees and irrigation system in addition to "drop", 5,000 square meters. are used as Ceraseto with trees already in production and installation fully prepared for mechanical harvesting.

The complex is located on an area of ​​1,000 m and includes the following buildings: house newly renovated for residential use consisting of two large rooms, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens, laundry room, cloakroom and two closets; attributable to property used as a rough "with all the equipment ready, living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms and two bathrooms in addition to the fully renovated barn where it is present as well as a garage apartment, shelter and agricultural vehicles.

Main house, approximately 310 sq m commercial, the house is accessible by two families, but with little effort can go back to home and be a single dwelling.

The barn on 2 levels is about 210 square meters. commercial, and also renovated a small building for the workers.

Outbuilding set on one level is about 90 square meters. commercial, refurbished but left rough.

The hills are located in an area of ​​Forlì from climate characters intermediate bridge between the Adriatic and the Apennines, they are characterized by very diversified landscapes and habitats which, however, sometimes are combined with an unusual harmonies and original picturesque scenery.
These areas, which we intend here included among the valleys of the Ram and Bidente found in the chain of cross-Spungone, ancient sea cliffs, one of the most characteristic: the amphitheater calcarenitic extends, in Forli, by the close of the stream up to Samoggia Capocolle on the Via Emilia and, in addition to preserving important natural and paleontological sites has become the place of choice on which our ancestors, in the past have established fortresses, castles and entire cities are examples Castrocaro, Meldon, and the same Teodorano Bertinoro.
The varied landscape of this small area of ​​Romagna is undoubtedly determined by geological characters, but also the last remaining ecosystems that mechanized agriculture, settlements and infrastructure devastated and have not yet commonplace.

The international community requirements (including the EU Directive 43/92 "Habitat"), and recent regional regulations on protected areas and wildlife require less care and improvement of sites of natural interest and the preservation of species in decline, even Hills of Forlì can count on many of these precious ecosystems where man-farmer has historically been able to combine its business with a certain environmental protection and conservation of plants and animals.


History of the place

Between the late sixteenth and late eighteenth century, the monastery enjoyed a certain prosperity was inaugurated in 1733 so that the new church, dedicated to the Holy Cross, part of the construction project of a great mountain retreat (Scardavilla of Above) on the hill of Mount Lipone, also composed of 12 cells with a small garden and a palace. The two monasteries were connected by an avenue, the Hill. Imposing high walls about 2 meters and 40 cm thick, surrounded the two hermitages and the road that linked them. Since 1800, the year of the suppression of the monastic orders at the hands of the French, the monastery has changed many times property: the Rainier of Meldola, Forlì, the Jesuits, etc. ... Unfortunately for the earthquake of 1870 and for the negligence of the owners, today there are only buildings Scardavilla di Sotto.

The monastery of San Marco to the order passed by the order of the Camaldolese between the fifteenth and sixteenth century and mentioned in a document dated 1241, has uncertain foundation.

The monastery of Scardavilla below, with the church of Santa Maria, is uninhabited and almost two hundred years for private use, still today despite the renovations and additions, a fifteenth aspect of the small church and the cloister connected through a large arch a seventeenth-century building with two floors.

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