Castello Avogadro Spada — Renaissance Estate between Brescia and Lake Garda
Authentic 16th-century Brescian landmark, just minutes from Brescia and Lake Garda, Castello Avogadro Spada stands as a historic residence attributed to architect Michele Sanmicheli, master of Renaissance symmetry. Built in the 16th century for commander Camillo Avogadro, it features compact, formal architecture reflecting an era in which power and artistry merged in stone and fresco.
The main building, of approx. 1,850 sqm (19,913 sq ft), preserves original Lombard frescoes, coffered ceilings, monumental staircases and reception rooms of distinctive character. A careful conservation restoration has returned the interiors to their original condition, ready for immediate use without further intervention. An elevator and private swimming pool, uncommon features for a property of this period, complete the residence.
The ensemble includes the adjacent farmhouse of approx. 2,000 sqm (21,528 sq ft), with a large internal courtyard, represents an architectural volume preserved in its original constructive essence, ready to embrace the vision of its future owner, together with a gatehouse and spacious garages. The estate is set within a private park of over 4 hectares, for a total surface of approx. 50,000 sqm (538,195 sq ft) including buildings and grounds.
A distinctive property, suitable as a private residence, venue for exclusive events or an institutional headquarters of international scope.
