1. Castello di Casina dates from 1198 when it is first mentioned in the document "Memoriale Potestatum"which brought the area under the dominance of the Reggio Municipality.

2. In 1315 the castle was built by Fogliani family, in whose hands it remained until The castle then became part of Conte Giangiacomo Bebbi demesne, who ruled there until the castle was destroyed by Domenico Amorotto. The Bebbi family rebuilt the castle, which was passed over to one of the Conte’s liegemen Antonio Scapinelli in The castle is noted for its two four sided towers that are easily visible in the distance. The castle surrounds a large internal courtyard with pine trees. Apart from the towers the castle also has a main stone house and an additional stone house and chapel. Many of the original features remain, red terracotta floor tiles, fireplaces and chestnut and oak beams.

6. Set in 8,000 m2 of land with a characteristic chapel built next to the garden that is surrounded by the antique medieval wall. Some renovation required. The castle has been partially restored. The chapel and some rooms of the castle have still to be restored which may in places require new ceilings and windows.

8. Location
Located about 40 km from Parma, 35 km from the highway that connects Milan and Bologna and about 35 km from Reggio Emilia, with small characteristic villages in the area with traditional restaurants, coffee places and markets. The region is also known for its many medieval castles to visit and its world-famous Parmesan cheese. Ideal for relaxing walking tours in front of stunning panoramic views, a luxurious golf club with a spa as well as the ski resorts are about 30 km away. About 100 km to Bologna, 110 km to the beach in Lerici and 170 km to Milan. .

9. Viewing Arrangements
Viewing is strictly by appointment with the selling agents Pavilions of Splendour International Inc. Proof of funds is required for a viewing appointment. To make an appointment either Telephone: Skype: pavilionsofsplendour