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Castello Torinese Ref. 2029 – CASTELLO TORINESE Pavone Canavese – Turin – Piedmont www.romolini.co.uk/en/2029 Interiors Bedrooms Bathrooms 4,000 sqm 28 42 Land Conference halls Restaurant 2.0 ha 250 seats 400 seats Located on top of a hill overlooking a famous medieval town of Piedmont, we find this imposing medieval castle, masterfully restored and converted into a luxury 28-bedroom hotel. In a very pa- noramic position, the castle is also the ideal location for weddings, ceremonies and congresses thanks to a set of beautiful conference halls (up to 250 seats) and a welcoming restaurant (400 seats) offering typical Piedmontese dishes. © Agenzia Romolini Immobiliare s.r.l. Via Trieste n. 10/c, 52031 Anghiari (AR) Italy Tel: +39 0575 788 948 – Fax: +39 0575 786 928 – Mail: [email protected] REFERENCE #: 2029 – CASTELLO TORINESE TYPE: medieval castle CONDITIONS: restored, luxury finishes LOCATION: hilly, very panoramic MUNICIPALITY: Pavone Canavese PROVINCE: Turin REGION: Piedmont INTERIORS: 4,000 square meters (43,040 square feet) TOTAL ROOMS: 65+ BEDROOMS: 28 BATHROOMS: 42 MAIN FEATURES: stone walls, rib vaults, coffered ceilings, decorated wooden beams, wooden floors, engraved stone fireplaces, frescoes, professional kitchen, restaurant, museum, congress hall, 9th-century church, Roman tombs, crenellated towers, park, paved courtyard, parking lot usa- ble as a helipad LAND: 2.0 hectares (4.9 acres) GARDEN: 4,500 square meters (1.1 acres) ANNEXES: church, storage rooms, townhouse ACCESS: excellent SWIMMING POOL: no ELECTRICITY: already connected WATER SUPPLY: mains water TELEPHONE: already connected ADSL: yes (optic fiber) GAS: municipal network HEATING SYSTEM: already connected + air conditioning Ivrea (5km; 10’), Biella (30km; 45’), Turin (52km; 50’), Vercelli (57km; 40’), Casale Monferrato (77km; 50’), Asti (119km; 1h 20’), Milan (122km; 1h 25’), Alba (126km; 1h 40’), Como (147km; 1h 35’), Genoa (184km; 2h 10’) Torino Pertini (53km; 40’), Milano Malpensa (115km; 1h 10’), Milano Linate (138km; 1h 25’), Cuneo Levaldigi (144km; 1h 35’), Genova Colombo (175km; 1h 55’) © Agenzia Romolini Immobiliare s.r.l. Via Trieste n. 10/c, 52031 Anghiari (AR) Italy Tel: +39 0575 788 948 – Fax: +39 0575 786 928 – Mail: [email protected] The castle, the only one to feature a 7-page article on the Encyclopedia of Italian castles, is lo- cated on top of a granite hill overlooking a characteristic historic center of Piedmont which is not far from either Ivrea or Turin. The building was masterfully restored and converted into a luxury 28-bedroom hotel. In a pano- ramic position, this spectacular castle is also the ideal location for weddings, ceremonies and congresses thanks to a set of beautiful conference halls (up to 250 seats), a stunning paved courtyard and a restaurant (400 seats) offering typical Piedmontese dishes and international cui- sine. The castle lived through over a thousand years of history, seeing the passage of notable charac- ters of the Italian history (among which the Anscaric king Arduin of Ivrea, the Germanic Emperor Otto III, the Savoy family and finally the Portuguese architect De Andrade, who invested his last years restoring the castle and bringing it back to its former glory. This allows preserving the castle for future generations, while at the same time creating something really unbelievable where one can easily lose himself in a sort of newborn Middle Age. The town of Pavone Canavese, located just 600 m from the Ivrea highway junction, is just below the castle. Other towns of Northern Italy are no more than two hours away by car (Ivrea, Biella, Turin, Casale Monferrato, Asti, Milan, Alba, Como, Genoa…).. The area around Pavone was inhabited since the Bronze Age and many documents prove its exi- stence under the Roman Empire. True development came with the Middle Ages, since the village was located along a fundamental road connecting Ivrea and Turin. In such a dangerous period (around the 10th century), following the fall of Rome, with Germanic peoples ravaging Italy, the citizen of Pavone decided to enclose St. Peter’s Church (built in 859 AD) with walls (over 5 m tall in certain spots) creating a first fortified refuge which was subse- quently expanded to improve its defenses. When Otto III of the Holy Roman Empire, owner of the castle, gifted the bishops of Ivrea ample possessions in Piedmont, including the refugium of Pavone, they quickly opted to build a huge for- tified tower (technically named donjon) just outside the existing walls and over the following centu- ries new sections were added to what had by then become a tout-court fortified castle with a ma- norial look on the inside. In the mid-14th century, a new wing was added to the north and a tho- rough restoration was carried out on the round bastions along the walls. The castle was ultimately expropriated by the Kingdom of Italy and fifteen years later, in 1885, Portuguese architect Alfredo de Andrade bought the castle from the government. De Andrade, one of Eugène Viollet-Le-Duc’s greatest admirer and great expert of the Piedmontese Middle Age, the architect behind the Borgo Medievale di Torino (which clearly bears resemblance to both the Castle of Pavone and Fénis), spent his last years restoring the castle to a mostly original state, bringing the interiors back to their original beauty by using carefully selected local artisans. Parti- cularly interesting is the decorated coffered ceiling in the Hall of King Arduin, previously owned by the counts of San Martino di Strambino. It is said to be a lucky castle since it was never conque- red with arms and offered shelter to a group of bishops running away from rioting peasants. When Alfredo died, his son Ruy took the reins of the work and completed the remaining renova- tions. In 1981 the castle was recognized as a National Monument and ten years later, in 1991, it was fi- nally bought by the current owners who used it as a representative seat for their company before converting into a prestigious and luxurious 4-star hotel capable of bringing its guests back into the Middle Ages, but with all the modern comforts. © Agenzia Romolini Immobiliare s.r.l. Via Trieste n. 10/c, 52031 Anghiari (AR) Italy Tel: +39 0575 788 948 – Fax: +39 0575 786 928 – Mail: [email protected] The medieval castle covers a surface of approximately 4,000 sqm which includes 65 among halls, sitting rooms, 28 bedrooms, an ample professional kitchen (140 sqm – 1,506 sqft), offices, reception and 42 beautiful bathrooms which follow the style of the castle. The building features harmonious and fascinating lines testifying a series of reconstructions and expansions over the centuries. Among the rooms, several beautiful halls and conference rooms can accommodate up to 250 guests. One of the halls inside the castle is reserved for the Museo d’Andrade, which cannot be separa- ted from the building considering the deep link between the castle and the architect. The exhibit includes Greek and Mycenaean pottery, several medieval artifacts, a Greek shield, Neolithic flints and several other interesting pieces. In the typical medieval park, right in the middle of the garden, there is a beautiful 9th-century church (50 sqm – 538 sqft) which includes two original Roman tombs dating back to the 5th and 4th century BC. Inside the church, one can also pay homage to the mortal remains of Alfonso de Andrade and his wife Costanza. The castle is then completed by several annexes, warehouses and technical rooms (210 sqm – 2,260 sqft) and two cozy townhouses (115 sqm – 1,237 sqft) located right in the town of Pavone. The castle was masterfully restored in recent years: after the works carried out by Alfredo de An- drade at the end of the 19th century, the castle has been in the possession of a company owned by the Giodice family who, with a great renovation, converted the building initially into a represen- tative seat for their pharmaceutics company and then into an exclusive hotel with restaurant and conference halls. Current owners have invested a great deal of money to update the building adding all the neces- sary systems (thermal, air conditioning, hydraulic, electrical, sewage…) without however altering the most interesting and appealing elements of the castle (its stone walls, the beautiful wooden ceilings, frescoes, original fireplaces…), all of which have been restored and brought back to their original splendor. All the rooms are heated and equipped with one or more phone plugs. Even the outdoor garden has been carefully landscaped so it can offer the guests of the hotel a unique and pleasant relaxation opportunity, while also making it ideal for events and weddings. The area around Pavone was inhabited since the Bronze Age and many documents prove its ex- istence under the Roman Empire as a small vicus (or, more probably, a castrum). True develop- ment came with the Middle Ages, since the village was located along a fundamental road con- necting Ivrea and Turin. In such a dangerous period (around the 10th century), following the fall of Rome, with Germanic peoples ravaging Italy, the citizen of Pavone decided to enclose St. Peter’s Church (built in 859 AD) with walls (over 5 m tall in certain spots) creating a first fortified refuge which was subse- quently expanded to improve its defenses. In 990 AD, Otto III of the Holy Roman Empire conceded the Canavese and the surrounding ter- ritories to marquis Arduin of Ivrea, by many considered the first King of Italy. After years of contention with local bishops, Arduin marched against Vercelli, conquering the city © Agenzia Romolini Immobiliare s.r.l. Via Trieste n. 10/c, 52031 Anghiari (AR) Italy Tel: +39 0575 788 948 – Fax: +39 0575 786 928 – Mail: [email protected] and destroying the cathedral.
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