Live just like in a beautiful dream.

In the countryside, in one of the most beautiful areas of the Oltrepo Pavese, stands near the river, the Casale del Campo e dell’Albero. A true oasis of well-being surrounded by nature. Among trees, including fruit trees, ornamental plants and flowers, life flows quietly. The property that we illustrate on this website, is an extraordinary combination of luxury, comfort and security. It’s impossible to remain indifferent in front of such a striking scenic beauty, impossible to resist the special pleasure of living in an agricultural-naturalistic context like this, without sacrificing luxury and all the services that the close city of Pavia and Piacenza can offer. The site you are about to visit can only partially convey the tranquility, sophistication and beauty in which you can spend your time. Casale del Campo e dell’Albero represents, of course, a superb opportunity for the most forward-thinking investors.

Geographic Location

The property is situated in the province of Pavia, in the municipality of Pieve Porto Morone.

It borders with the Emilia region, and one enters the province of Piacenza by crossing the river Po over the bridge of Pieve Porto Morone in the direction of Castel San Giovanni.

The property lies just 8 km from the Autostrada del Sole motorway junction at Casalpusterlengo. Around 7 km away, towards Piacenza, there is also a junction with the Brescia-Turin motorway, which joins the “Serenissima” motorway for Venice in one direction, and the A7 for Genova in the other. The SS 412 offers fast access to Milan, entering the city through Via Ripamonti. Pavia is only 18 km from the property, as is Piacenza; both provincial capitals offer a wealth of services, infrastructures, businesses and entertainment facilities.

The Manor House.

Refinement meets nature. 

The main, central dwelling dates back to 1719, although some parts predate this time, and historical documents show evidence of a large two-storey farmhouse called the “Ca’ del Campo e dell’Albero”. This property is structured as follows:

Ground Floor Entrance hall, a large kitchen with fireplace and adjacent informal dining area, a fully equipped bathroom, a dining room and adjacent drawing room with an 18th century fireplace, a games room, a further drawing room, a study with a billiards table and a large 18th century fireplace.

First floor A master bedroom with a fireplace, with an ensuite bathroom with shower, whirlpool bath, sauna, twin washbasins, WC and bidet. Also adjoining the bedroom is a large drawing room which acts as a study and a TV/cinema room, complete with a fireplace. Three bedrooms open out off a corridor, of which two double and one single, and a large bathroom with shower, whirlpool bath, twin washbasins, WC and bidet. The ceilings of the house with frescoes done in the 18th century English style; they were impeccably executed by the Argentine architect Rodolfo Gvesso, under the supervision of architect Giulia Depero, formerly of Studio Gregotti. The laundry room can be reached from the yard, and in turn leads into a small but well-equipped gym. Both are air-conditioned.

Park. Green is the most beautiful colour. 

The park, realized with the consultancy of the technicians of the University of Agriculture of Piacenza, is composed of a garden with a lawn and various big trees following local traditions. The grounds consist of a garden with a grass lawn, and of a coppice of tall trees which are native to the area. The garden, covering around 6000 sq. m, was created with a mixture of trample-resistant grass similar to those used on race courses. The picturesque trees accentuate the beauty of the surrounding landscape, and include poplars, maples, walnuts, oaks, locusts, mulberries, to name  just a few. The grounds were fully designed and created from scratch on an area which was previously planted with maize. A concealed irrigation system waters the whole area, while a control unit divided into nine sectors is used to supply the garden. The system is buried 1 meter underground so as to be able to work the land without damaging the irrigation system itself.

A 2000 litre autoclave and an automatic compressor ensure that the water used in the irrigation system, which is extracted from a specially created well, is at the right pressure.