Rustic farmhouse Corteolona and Genzone

Historic Cascina Castellaro in the Municipality of Corteolona and Genzone

Discover the magnificent Cascina Castellaro, a true jewel of historical importance located in the heart of Corteolona and Genzone. This unique property was originally a sumptuous royal residence built in 729 AD by the Lombard king Liutprando, embellished with marble, columns and mosaics from Rome.

Main Features:

- Location: Municipality of Corteolona and Genzone, Lombardy.

- History: Built in the 8th century by King Liutprando, the farmhouse was initially a royal residence. Later, it became the site of thermal baths, then transformed into a church dedicated to Sant'Anastasio with an adjoining monastery. In the 10th century, Emperor Lotario II donated the property to his wife Adelaide, inserting it into imperial history.

- Architecture: Lombard architectural details, including remains of columns in marble and red granite. Vaulted ceilings and arched openings.

- Historical Finds: Some finds of Lombard sculpture, including a fragment of a marble pluteus with the head of a lamb, were donated to the Civic Museums of Pavia in 1912.

Detailed Description :

After its transformation and expansion with the addition of a monastery, the farmhouse was fortified in the 10th century. Adelaide, wife of Lotario II, left the property to the monasteries of Sant'Anastasio and Santissimo Salvatore of Pavia, giving it historical and religious importance.

A Unique Opportunity :

This property is ideal for those looking for a historic home immersed in the charm of the past, with enormous potential for residential developments, agritourism or cultural activities. Living in a place steeped in history and beauty is possible with Cascina Castellaro.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of history in one of the most fascinating regions of Italy. Contact us for more details and to book a viewing! 🏰🌿

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