Santa Giuletta Castle – Noble Elegance Between History and Landscape Perched on a gentle hill in the heart of the Oltrep̣ Pavese, surrounded by vineyards and a picturesque village, the Castello di Santa Giuletta, also known as Palazzo Isimbardi, is a rare example of expertly restored historical nobility. Nestled in a private park of over 4 hectares, entirely enclosed by ancient walls, the castle elegantly dominates the Lombard hills and valleys, offering an atmosphere of peace and timeless charm. Built between the late 18th and early 19th centuries by the Isimbardi Marquises on the ruins of an ancient 13th-century fortress, the palace today combines historic architecture and contemporary comfort, offering exclusive spaces suitable for multiple uses: private residence, luxury accommodation, event venue, or prestigious wine resort. The castle, which extends over approximately 3,400 m², includes: Spacious frescoed rooms with coffered ceilings, 12 bedrooms, a private consecrated chapel, evocative medieval cellars, as well as modern amenities such as an elevator and air conditioning. Alongside the main building, the complex includes several annexed residences, transformed to accommodate guests or host hospitality and catering businesses. These include: The Art Nouveau villa, the homes called Il Casaro and Il Famiglio, the former caretakers house, and other multipurpose rustic buildings. In total, the property covers 5,500 m², with further development potential, always respecting the landscape and architectural context. Just 50 km from Milan, with excellent connections to Turin, Genoa, and Bologna, the estate offers easy access and absolute privacy, immersed in the tranquility of unspoiled nature. A Place to Live, Share, or Transform Whether youre looking to create an exclusive period residence, a charming hotel nestled among the vineyards, celebrate dream events and weddings, or invest in a food and wine tourism project, Castello di Santa Giuletta represents a rare and precious opportunity in the heart of authentic Italy.