Volta Palazzo Gout

It's not easy to find a place so rich in history and one of a kind. The building dates back to the 1200s as a defensive tower house that was transformed into a dwelling around 1850 and subsequently placed under the protection of the Superintendence of Fine Arts and inhabited by families from the town until the 1960s. In 1979, it was sold by the Municipality of Costa di Mezzate through a public auction and then restored by the Nicoli family under the supervision of the Superintendence of Fine Arts of Milan. The space The swimming pool area, shared with the other three apartments in the Gout building, WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE from 4 to 6 NOVEMBER and from 30 DECEMBER 2026 to 2 JANUARY 2027. As for the layout of the rooms, in addition to the two vaulted bedrooms with bathrooms and the living room with kitchenette, the outdoor space to the north is particularly noteworthy. It is for exclusive use and features a dining table for 8 people. It connects to a multi-purpose basement room equipped with a kitchenette unit and a dishwasher, which is very useful for dining in the outdoor space. In addition to the pool area, the common areas shared with the other three apartments include the garden on the ground floor and the garage for storing vehicles. Guest access Guests can use the two pedestrian entrances at numbers 12 and 14, as well as the entrance to the covered garage, which is connected to the shared elevator that goes to the floors with the apartments and the floor with the pool area. Other things to note When you arrive in the village of Costa di Mezzate, you can call Raffaele to let him know so that he can open the driveway gate for you to park in the garage. Registration Details IT016084C2MAE8WLOK