The medieval "Castello di Pavone Canavese" is located in the Piedmont region, just a few kilometers from the town of Ivrea. The origins of this impressive fortress date back to the 9th century. Today, the property offers approximately 48,500 square feet of usable space and around 100 acres of land. Since the early 20th century, the castle has been considered one of Italy’s most important historic landmarks.

Current Use
The castle is currently operated as a hotel and restaurant with conference facilities. It offers:

28 guest rooms with private bathrooms
Reception halls suitable for events
Meeting spaces for business or private functions
Heritage Status
The property was designated a national monument in 1981. Restoration efforts over the years have preserved its original architectural character.

Layout and Condition
The structure includes fortified walls, towers, and inner courtyards typical of its medieval origins. Interior features include historical decor, original stonework, and a well-maintained building core.

Possible Uses
In addition to its current hospitality use, the property is suitable for:

Private residential conversion
Cultural or institutional events
Experience-based tourism or education facilities
Location
The castle sits on a hill overlooking the village and surrounding countryside, with panoramic views toward the Alps. The city of Turin is about 50 km away.

Further Information

Zoning and building documentation is available on request.
Visits by appointment only.
Presentation for prospective Arab buyers