Castle in Piccolino – Residenza Freyegg

Residenza Freyegg is a castle in Piccolino, in the municipality of San Martino in Badia. The complex consists of two buildings: the original part dating back to the XIV century, known as Anistz Freyegg (eng. Castle) and a more recent structure known as Strutzerhaus, today an accommodation establishment.

The Castle is developed on four floors as follows:

• basement
• ground floor
• first floor
• second floor with a mansard

On the other hand, the Strutzerhaus is developed on five floors as follows:

• basement
• ground floor
• first floor
• second floor
• third floor with a mansard

The new architectural project involves the conversion of the historical building into three luxurious free apartments. Whereas, from the Strutzerhaus, one would obtain four apartments reserved for locals living in the province of Bolzano.

Just a few steps from the “Piccolino” gondola, the historic complex of over 800+ sqm. needs remarkable renovation works, but it is a lifetime opportunity that could never be replicated.

San Martino in Badia: “the cradle of the Ladin culture”

San Martino in Badia: the cradle of the Ladin culture, has been preserving the typical features of Tyrol, charming its worldwide visitors. Indeed, the scenic village showcases the renowned Ladin Ciastel de Tor museum, inaugurated in 2001. The museum tells the story about history, language, culture, mythology, archaeology, tourism, traditional handicrafts, customs and traditions of the Ladin valleys in the Dolomites.

At 1.135 meters above sea level, the off-beaten-tourist-track village offers to its dwellers’ tranquillity and unspoilt nature.

Residenza Freyegg – with its architecture and history – occupies an essential role in the history of Piccolino and throughout the whole valley.