The apartment consists of: an entryway, a kitchen with basic amenities, a spacious living room, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom with a shower. The rooms are spacious and bright, with modern furnishings.
The apartment also features a washing machine, Wi-Fi, and ample free parking. A public transit stop is located 50 meters from the apartment entrance, serving the following routes: Maranello, Sassuolo, Modena, Vignola, and Bologna.

Guests have 90 square meters at their disposal, divided as follows:
a spacious and well-equipped kitchen, a large living room with a dining area and a relaxation area, two double bedrooms complete with four-door wardrobes, and a bathroom equipped with a comfortable shower stall.
Bed linens, bath linens (3 towels per guest plus hand towels), and table linens are provided.The apartment is located in Pozza, a hamlet in the municipality of Maranello, just 2 km from the Ferrari factory and one of its two highly popular museums (the Casa Enzo Ferrari Museum, on the other hand, is in Modena)

“The guest must submit the identification documents of all occupants two days before arrival. Only then will they receive the access code to the apartment.” In any case, the identification document of the person who made the reservation must be sent at least 2 days before arrival to finalize the rental agreement.

It is located in a quiet, foothill area, just a few minutes from two towns: Serramazzoni and Pavullo, summer destinations for the people of Modena thanks to their beautiful nature walks and the presence of small-scale producers of Parmigiano-Reggiano and balsamic vinegar.

A tour of the surrounding area:

The apartment is certainly a strategic location for professionals who, due to work commitments, need to stay for several nights, but it is especially perfect for the many tourists—both Italian and foreign—who visit our area every year. Our region hosts a variety of prestigious trade shows, such as Cersaie (for ceramics) and the Motor Valley Fest (the successor to the Motorshow).

In addition to Ferrari, headquartered in Maranello, and the Casa Enzo Ferrari Museum (MEF) in Modena—dedicated to the life and work of Enzo Ferrari—our city is also home to Maserati (currently owned by the Fiat Chrysler Group) and Pagani.
Lamborghini is located in Sant’Agata Bolognese, and the motorcycle manufacturer Ducati is in Bologna.
Each has its own museum and showrooms.

Emilia-Romagna is certainly the land of motors, but it’s not just that.
Art, food and wine, and music make it a destination every year for tourism and fruitful professional collaborations.
*Modena’s main square, cathedral, and tower are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
*Tortellini, balsamic vinegar, and Parmigiano-Reggiano are always featured on the menus of the many trattorias and restaurants in the area. The renowned Michelin-starred chef Massimo Bottura runs one of the world’s most famous restaurants: La Francescana.
*Thanks to the beloved tenor Pavarotti and the soprano Mirella Freni, Modena is internationally regarded as the home of “bel canto” and a training ground for hundreds of opera singers.

The best way to get around is definitely by car. This way, you can also visit many small towns near Maranello that are rich in history and tradition, such as Formigine, Spilamberto, Vignola, Castelvetro, and Castelfranco.