Cascina Città

last update: december 2023

Cascina di Città (or Cascina Galliziana) is a closed courtyard building of 17th-century origin, located in an ancient docking port along the Stura stream. The complex underwent several restoration interventions in the second half of the 19th century, including the transformation of the dovecote tower, which was turned into a neo-medieval turret, with the addition of crenellations at the top. 

Signalled by the Sovrintendenza, the authority for cultural heritage of Torino, for the historical peculiarities of this property, this farmhouse borders with a curious building shaped like a medieval castle.

general information

area name

Cascina Città

andress/district/city

Strada del Bramafame 22, Circoscrizione 5, Torino

urban planning data

land area

40,000 sqm

Total gross floor area

28,0023 sqm

main intended use

Residence min 80%, ASPI max 20%

gross floor area for intended use

Residence: 22,402 sqm, ASPI: 5,600 sqm

urban planning instrument/building procedure

P.E.C. (Piano Esecutivo Convenzionato)

information about the area

accessibility/connections

11 km from Torino Caselle Airport, 3,5 km from ring, 5,6 km Porta Susa railway station

other notes

description

The P.E.C. (Convened Economic Plan) for the Z.U.T. (Urban Transformation Zone) is ready but not yet finalized. If completed, the project includes the safety enhancement of the historic building, involving roof, floor, and truss renovation, as well as a general structural consolidation, with an estimated cost of €250,000. The private investor is expected to develop 23,000 sqm of the area, which will include two commercial establishments and a series of residential buildings, along with the remediation of the green area and funding for the safety enhancement of the farmhouse.