Questa splendida villa storica situata a Gorle, originariamente un castello del 1200, è frutto dell’accurato lavoro di restauro svolto dai Proprietari in collaborazione la Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali della Lombardia, che hanno consentito di trasformare l’immobile in stato di abbandono in un'abitazione di lusso unica nel suo genere, riportandola al suo antico fascino e, ad oggi, è classificato come monumento nazionale italiano godendo delle vantaggiose tutele artistiche e storiche. La villa si compone di un’abitazione principale…
i 750 mq, dotata di ascensore che porta sino in cima alla torre e di una abitazione secondaria, posta in un’ala della proprietà, inseriti in un antico parco ottocentesco, sapientemente piantumato con ricercate essenze.
On the ground floor is the entrance, accessed from the large private courtyard, a large double living room with fireplace, vaulted ceilings, overlooking the garden; study with independent entrance from the courtyard; dining room; large kitchen with fireplace, oven and dining area; service bathroom.
On the upper floor, three bedrooms each with its own private bathroom and balcony overlooking the courtyard. On the second floor, in the crenellated tower, the master suite with access to the private terrace and bathroom.
Finally, on the top floor is the altana, also accessible by lift, from which one can enjoy the surrounding panorama. The property is completed by the basement, directly connected to the 90 sqm garage, consisting of a large 50 sqm tavern, the characteristic barrel-vaulted cellars and a bathroom.
The annexe of approximately 100 square metres, an integral part of the castle but with independent access, is located in the side wing and consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room on the mezzanine, cellar and parking space in the garage.
High-quality furnishings and antiques, many dating back to the 1600s, can be purchased together with the residence, subject to valuation; the villa also has four fully functioning fireplaces.
The town of Gorle, lapped by the course of the river Serio, has Roman origins. The first structure of the Castle probably had the task, along with other structures, of controlling the passage and defending the Gorle Bridge (Ponte Marzio), which, at that time, was the only bridge over the Serio river connecting north-eastern Italy with Bergamo, a city that had been part of Cisalpine Gaul since the time of Julius Caesar. Reports dating back to the 13th century say that the castle was part of a residential complex used as a summer residence by the bishops of Bergamo, who, over the centuries, left various traces and their coats of arms, still present today, on the facades of the tower.
