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Medieval castle Trontano Torre
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This 56-foot-tall (17-meter) 13th-century stone tower is located in Trontano in northern Italy (Val d'Ossola, Verbano-Cusio-Ossola province), north of Lake Maggiore and near the Swiss border. Known locally as "Torre di Creggio" or "Torre di Fra Dolcino," it is named after the figure mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy.
The structurally stabilized tower features four levels that can be converted into living space, topped with a panoramic fortified platform. The property includes a second historic building with 1,938 square feet (180 square meters) of space, suitable for use as a guesthouse or annex. Both structures sit on a fenced 0.49-acre private park.
The property features its own request stop on the Vigezzina-Centovalli scenic railway, providing connections to Locarno as well as to Milan (with a transfer in Domodossola).
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