Perched on a picturesque hill surrounded by a small village and vineyards, the historic Castello di Santa Giuletta, also known as Palazzo Isimbardi, embodies a unique blend of noble heritage, modern restoration, and gentle views over the valleys. Built by the Isimbardi Marquises between the late 18th and early 19th centuries on the medieval remains of a 13th-century castle, the estate spans approximately 40,000 square meters of private parkland, entirely enclosed by ancient walls and enriched with majestic century-old trees.
The main palace, offering 3,400 square meters of restored interiors, features grand reception halls with coffered ceilings, 12 bedrooms, and was most recently used as a boarding school. Additional features include a consecrated private chapel, atmospheric medieval cellars, and modern amenities such as an elevator and advanced climate control systems.
The ancillary buildings, transformed into residences suitable for hospitality and dining purposes, bring the total area to over 5,500 square meters, with potential for further expansion. Alongside Palazzo Isimbardi, the property includes the Liberty-style Villa, the residence known as "Il Casaro," "Il Famiglio," the "former caretaker's house," and rustic structures with versatile uses.
Located just 50 km from Milan and well-connected to cities like Turin, Genoa, and Bologna, the castle offers absolute privacy and exceptional versatility, making it ideal as a private residence, a prestigious venue, a luxury hospitality facility, or for ventures tied to wine tourism.