In the Savona hinterland, between the Langhe and the Ligurian coast, this commanding Art Nouveau castle offers 5,300 sqm of internal surface within 100 hectares of private grounds. Built from 1901 to 1907 for the noble Musso Piantelli family and designed by architect Benvenuto Pesce Maineri, it is distinguished by eclectic architecture and the refined white and red colour contrast inspired by Genoa’s banner. Arranged over five levels and served by a lift, the residence combines historical character with exceptional potential for private living and prestigious hospitality. The piano nobile features grand reception rooms with large windows, terrazzo and parquet floors, crafted timber fittings and stained-glass doors. A theatrical double staircase leads to the interiors, while the octagonal hall stands out for its wheel-pattern floor and painted coffered ceiling. There are 10 bedrooms, a panoramic terrace following the tower’s profile and a private chapel dedicated to Saint Joseph, embellished with frescoes. The estate includes two historic rural buildings, an old farmhouse and a barn, both requiring restoration and suitable for guest accommodation, staff quarters or agricultural and craft activities. Of the 100 hectares, 30 hectares form an English-style garden with tree-lined avenues and lawns, equipped for catering and events of up to 500 guests; the remaining 70 hectares comprise woodland and arable land. Vineyards, woods, historic villages, Savona and the coastal resorts of Varigotti, Finale Ligure and Noli enrich this private Liguria setting.
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