This is a Villa built in the second half of the XVII century on a pre-existing establishment that dates back to the Middle Ages.
It once belong to the Calchi Marliani family, then to Ghislanzoni’s and Fossati Bellani until current ownership. Vescogna has the typical H-shaped plant of a Baroque villa with its opposite facing wings, castle-resembling elements on the front side, a big Italian garden on three levels and nineteenth-century romantic park.
The Villa has elegant big rooms with eighteenth-century fresco paintings.