The original house
The earliest structure of Borgo Botol dates to the 12th century. Its masonry, proportions and surviving fabric established the character that later work sought to retain.

A 12th-century house shaped by an earlier restoration in the 1600s and brought carefully into a new life in 2025.
Borgo Botol was originally built in the 12th century.
The building changed as generations used it. A first restoration took place in the 1600s; the latest work, completed in 2025, preserved its stone, timber, arches and irregular details while making the house comfortable for modern stays.
The earliest structure of Borgo Botol dates to the 12th century. Its masonry, proportions and surviving fabric established the character that later work sought to retain.
The house underwent its first known restoration in the 17th century, adapting the medieval building for a different period of family and agricultural life.
The new restoration was completed in 2025. Historic materials and traces were retained wherever possible while modern climate, energy, water and comfort systems were integrated discreetly.
Twenty unique photographs follow the work, discoveries and construction details. Use the arrows, thumbnails or keyboard to move through the sequence.
Discover the accommodation created within the restored Borgo Botol house.