Castello di Sandigliano: a historical property with development potential in Northern Italy

Located in the Piedmont region, just over an hour from Milan Malpensa and Turin Caselle international airports, the Castello di Sandigliano is a former medieval residence with origins dating back to the 13th century, built on earlier Gallo-Roman foundations. The property spans approximately 29,000 sqm of private land and offers seclusion, flexibility, and a rich architectural history.

The estate includes two main buildings, a partially restored medieval tower, and several annexes. One of the two castles has been renovated and features 17th-century frescoes and vaulted ceilings. The remaining structures require restoration but offer significant space and layout versatility — ideal for those looking to develop a private residence, hospitality project, or cultural retreat.

With multiple access points and a strategic yet private location near Biella, the property combines historical character with practical potential.

For individuals considering a relocation to Italy, a flat-tax regime for new residents provides an additional incentive, offering a favorable framework for high-net-worth international buyers.

Video by Lorenzo Gozzi