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50 bedrooms historic house, 2200 m² Airola, Benevento (province)
Main Features
garden
garage
cellar
Description
Former convent of Airola (BN)
Surrounded by greenery of a panoramic hill behind the city, the former convent of Airola represents a jewel of history and architecture whose origins date back to the last centuries of the first Christian millennium.
The complex, with a characteristic rectangular shape with two charming cloisters, is spread over three levels for a total area of about 2,200 square meters, framed by a private park of over 12,500 square meters.
The privileged location, historical richness and timeless charm make this property a unique opportunity, ideal for those who want to invest in an exclusive and charming setting.
Historic details:
The religious who inhabited and sanctified the monastery were first the Cluniacens (1033 - 1201), of which the Blessed Agàno is remembered; then the Commendators, so the Olivetans (1545 - 1788), who on the ruins of the first convent and the small church (there are remains in the basements) built the church and the current Monastic complex.
After the Napoleonic suppression, the possession passed to the state estate which, after about fifty years, gave the building to the Benedictines of Montevergine (1842), which remained there until the new suppression desired by the anti-clerical spirit of the neo-regno d'Italy (1866).
In 1882, after a mission preached in the city, the Monastery was purchased by the Passionists, with the help of generous benefactors, including the superior general Blessed Bernardo Silvestelli.
Surrounded by greenery of a panoramic hill behind the city, the former convent of Airola represents a jewel of history and architecture whose origins date back to the last centuries of the first Christian millennium.
The complex, with a characteristic rectangular shape with two charming cloisters, is spread over three levels for a total area of about 2,200 square meters, framed by a private park of over 12,500 square meters.
The privileged location, historical richness and timeless charm make this property a unique opportunity, ideal for those who want to invest in an exclusive and charming setting.
Historic details:
The religious who inhabited and sanctified the monastery were first the Cluniacens (1033 - 1201), of which the Blessed Agàno is remembered; then the Commendators, so the Olivetans (1545 - 1788), who on the ruins of the first convent and the small church (there are remains in the basements) built the church and the current Monastic complex.
After the Napoleonic suppression, the possession passed to the state estate which, after about fifty years, gave the building to the Benedictines of Montevergine (1842), which remained there until the new suppression desired by the anti-clerical spirit of the neo-regno d'Italy (1866).
In 1882, after a mission preached in the city, the Monastery was purchased by the Passionists, with the help of generous benefactors, including the superior general Blessed Bernardo Silvestelli.
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Details
- Property TypeHistoric house
- ConditionPartially restored
- Living area2200 m²
- Bedrooms50
- Bathrooms30
- Land1.3 ha
- Energy Efficiency Rating
- ReferenceV2317
Distance from:
Distances are calculated in a straight line
- Airports
- Public transport
- Highway exit13.2 km
- Hospital480 m - Guardia Medica
- Coast33.4 km
- Ski resort20.9 km
What’s around this property
- Shops
- Eating out
- Sports activities
- Schools
- Pharmacy440 m - Pharmacy - Farmacia Iglio
- Veterinary15.0 km - Veterinary
Information about Airola
- Elevation270 m a.s.l.
- Total area14.9 km²
- LandformInland mountain
- Population8105
Contact Agent
Via Piave 35, Frosinone, FR
+39 0775250906 / +39 3315966174
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