A historical settlement in the upper Squaranto Valley. A green area, rich in biodiversity, history and passion.
Its three hectares of vineyards are home to precious grapes of the noblest wine of Valpolicella and a centuries-old cypress tree, considered to be one of the oldest in Italy, which was planted around 1492. The villa and the historic garden, leave the pleasant memory of a moment lived in the space of time and mark the slow hours of rest and soul.
An ancient residence dating back to 1600 and belonging to Cardinal Ridolfi, today it is the seat of the elegant residence Torre di Terzolan, already present since 1300. Adjacent and part of the estate is also the small church towards the mountain. The eighteenth-century chapel on the north side is consecrated and contains an altarpiece by Ridolfi dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo and Saint Anthony.
