Historic Castle with Art Nouveau Interiors and Terrace Overlooking Ruvo di Puglia

About the Property

A historic castle dating back to 1503, this magnificent residence is situated in Ruvo di Puglia, Puglia, Italy. Encompassing an area of 670 square meters, the property features exquisite Art Nouveau interiors and a large terrace offering splendid views of the medieval square and the surrounding landscape. The castle is conveniently located approximately 30 kilometers northwest of Bari, enriching the cultural tapestry of the town with its architectural significance. The castle, known as Palazzo Camerino, occupies the north wing of the ancient Castello di Ruvo, which has roots tracing back to the 12th century. The property showcases a remarkable stone spiral staircase inspired by the helical stairs of the nearby Castel del Monte, leading to the piano nobile, which spans 330 square meters. This floor is adorned with finely painted walls and ceilings, including a magnificent Meeting Room featuring trompe-l’œil paintings by Giuseppe Cantatore, creating a dynamic and airy atmosphere. The internal courtyard provides convenient access for parking, while the castle also contains various rooms, cellars, attics, and terraces. The historical significance of the castle is underscored by its role in events such as the Challenge of Barletta in 1503 and its use as the headquarters of the Allied Command during World War II. Outbuildings: - Internal courtyard - Cellar - Attic - Large terrace of 162 sqm Price: €660,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Coldwell Banker Gruppo Bodini.