Historic Castle and Equestrian Estate Near Rome, Italy
This historic castle is set within an impressive 74 acre estate, just 20 km from Rome and bordering one of the most prestigious golf courses in Europe.
It is here that the legendary racehorse Ribot was born, adding a layer of equestrian prestige to the estate which comes with breeding and training facilities, as well as two stables for about 65 horses.
Built in the mid-16th century, the timeless castle has hosted popes, cardinals, noble families and rulers, including Queen Christina of Sweden in the 1600s.
Additionally, the property boasts Etruscan caves, adding a touch of ancient mystery and exploration for history buffs.
In more recent history, it became the site where the Armistice between Italy and France was signed in 1940, further cementing its place in history.
The castle itself extends over five levels, with the main representation areas located on the ground and second floors.
The ground floor welcomes visitors with large halls, a study, a bedroom, three bathrooms, a dining room, and a spacious kitchen that extends to the lower floor—ideal for hosting receptions and banquets.
On the second floor, two elegant halls with ornate high ceilings provide a regal atmosphere, complemented by two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The top floor features a full apartment, ensuring ample space and privacy for guests.
In addition to the main castle, the estate includes eight apartments located within the four perimeter towers and a large villa nestled in the woods, offering a total of 34 rooms and 35 bathrooms spread over approximately 65,000 square feet of interior space.
A swimming pool set in an English-style lawn provides a perfect spot for relaxation, while a clubhouse equipped with a gymnasium and a small heated pool ensures that guests can enjoy their stay in utmost comfort.
For those who prefer to arrive in style, the estate is equipped with a helipad, making helicopter landings a convenient option.
This blend of historic elegance and modern convenience ensures that the castle remains a coveted destination for visitors from around the world.
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