The building, built at the end of the eighteenth century with the influential name of "Casa del Podestà", exactly reproduced the past typical Milanese model of "a closed court". At the end of the nineteenth century the building had been used for the production of muscat wine and about 50 people lived there to run the wine activity.

Open maps of the house.

The renovation works of the building have been carried out by the Cusmano family with the purpose of high-lighting the history of the house and its original structure.

The central part, originally the patronal house, has been preserved and today includes the reception at the ground floor, rooms at the first floor and other rooms with a hip style wooden roof at the second floor; the old hayloft and the sheds are now respectively, the breakfast hall and the restaurant; the short side where the workers lived is now composed of flats. The short side where originally the workers lived, now contains suites, while the long side of the old cellars now hosts tasting hall, the new cellars and, at the first floor, additonal rooms.

See rooms by the maps of the house.