Caselette, Piedmont

Reference: RLHP-T3470. In Caselette, in a commanding position overlooking the Piedmontese hills at the entrance to the Susa Valley, this listed historic castle offers 4.000 sqm of internal surface across four independent buildings arranged over six levels. The residence comprises 40 bedrooms, 40 bathrooms and 109 refined rooms, set within a private 40.000 sqm park, equivalent to four hectares, enclosed by historic walls. English-style gardens, medieval bastions, inner courtyards and panoramic terraces frame views towards Monte Musinè and the Alpine arc, while ensuring exceptional privacy. Origins date to the 11th century, when the fortress guarded the village. Later associated with the House of Savoy and prominent aristocratic families, it was transformed into an eclectic residence with Neo-Gothic and Liberty influences, distinguished by its brick tower. A careful conservation restoration completed in 2000 upgraded the systems while preserving its protected artistic heritage. Interiors include a grand entrance hall, an honour salon with stone fireplace and fine timber floors, a ballroom with gallery, vaulted frescoed ceilings and stucco decoration, the Hall of Shields and a 12th-century private chapel with intact apse and frescoed dome. A guest house, historic stables and monumental cellar complete the estate. Central heating and secure private parking for up to 30 luxury cars support prestigious private use, hospitality or high-level accommodation projects. Turin is easily accessible, combining countryside seclusion with urban connections. Rif:16549