0112th century
Origins
The estate takes shape in the Middle Ages as part of the settlements of the Roman countryside. Roman fragments, marble and flint remain visible in its fabric.
History
A concise account of the Castle’s origins and restoration, based on the historical material published by the estate.
The estate takes shape in the Middle Ages as part of the settlements of the Roman countryside. Roman fragments, marble and flint remain visible in its fabric.
The small church is rebuilt and integrated into estate life. Its altar and decorative features are still preserved today.
Owner Carlo Grazioli commissions architect Lorenzo Cesanelli to reopen porticoes and windows and restore clarity to the tower.
Historic rooms now host weddings, gatherings and productions while maintaining a direct relationship with the Roman landscape.
Accuracy and memory
The full historical account includes passages that require archival review before final publication. This version retains only the stated core facts and keeps evidence distinct from narrative atmosphere.
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