À Vendre : Villa Du Xive Siècle

MARZANO, surrounded by an oasis of complete tranquility and privacy with 5000 sqm of private green space filled with plants and flowers.
We propose a unique property for sale: the PALAZZO DI CASTEL LAMBRO, nicknamed ”House of a Hundred Doors” and the ”Vatican,” originally owned in the 14th century by the noble Sacchella family, who built the church of ”San Biagio” just outside the walls, now known as the church of ”Santo Stefano.” The ownership of the palace passed through various noble families, including the Taverna, Litta Arese Visconti, and finally the Spizzi.
Private courtyard with flower beds and medium-sized plants, characterized by the presence of a functioning well, 4 meters high, made of white forged concrete from the 1700s at the center of the courtyard, and another adjacent to the kitchen window.
In front of the house, we offer a second building on two levels, along with three spacious rooms used as a garage with motorized shutters.
Relaxation area with a pleasant in-ground Brussels pool (10 meters long x 4 meters wide) and dedicated rooms with various games such as ping pong, foosball, sack races, chess, along with restrooms, sauna, and Turkish bath, plus 1970s items such as an original Coca-Cola refrigerator.
Not far away, a FARMHOUSE TO RENOVATE of about 200 sqm, arranged on two levels, characterized and nicknamed ”The Ancient Pharmacy” due to the fact that in the 1700s it was established as a true pharmacy; another nickname given to this farmhouse is ”House of the Crooked Wall.”
1) The Palazzo di Castel Lambro dates back to the 1400s but was completely renovated in the early 2000s and is arranged over three levels with a total area of approximately 500 sqm:
Basement: Ancient cellar with exposed bricks and a wine collection.
Ground floor: Entrance portico leading to a spacious living room furnished with a large table, a study overlooking the surrounding greenery, a habitable kitchen connected via a passage to the first floor, hallway, restroom with large bathtub and shower, master bedroom with bifore windows, reading room with a dome ceiling frescoed with ”Angels,” and a spacious laundry room with an attached restroom.
First floor: Two bedrooms with two restrooms, a study, a large living room with a pair of significant chandeliers, a room with 17th-century wardrobes, and a kitchen that opens onto a spectacular terrace of about 50 sqm offering views of the entire estate.
The villa showcases paintings on 18th-century plaster.
Heating is autonomous with two boilers and radiators.
The flooring is well-maintained porcelain from the 1930s in the living room, bedroom, and study, while the reading room and portico feature Lombard terracotta; the first floor has well-maintained fir parquet.
The ceilings are coffered, and some are frescoed.
Despite every window on the ground floor being protected by iron grilles, there is also a perimeter and volumetric alarm system, and photovoltaic panels for electricity production installed in 2014.
There are four functioning 17th-century fireplaces, two on the ground floor in the living room (with a finely crafted fireplace, high reliefs of which the villa has several examples made of wood by a cabinetmaker in the early 1900s) and one in the kitchen made of pink marble, and two on the first floor, one in the kitchen and one in the lovers’ room, both made of worked concrete, all from the 17th century.
Each floor has its own entrance.
An excellent solution, ideal for those who love spacious areas, fresh air, and wonderful things!