Known as La Ysolina, in La Pampa, a majestic country mansion that lies in a state of abandonment devastating due to lack of heirs. Its owner, of Italian descent, transformed the place into an orchard. He dedicated himself to planting a wide variety of trees that included tamariskspines, elms and eucalyptus.
The mansion history, located at a few kilometers from Macachín and in the vicinity of Rolón, It dates back to the arrival of Pedro María Invernizzi and Isolina Teodora Landoni, his wife, also of Italian descent.
According to Sebastián Delsol and information from the Macachín Museum, after his marriage in 1894, the couple initially settled as tenants of a field between Doblas and Ataliva Roca. They dedicated themselves to raising sheep until they acquired a league of land near Rolónwhere they erected the chalet that would become his home.
He chaletwhich was built in 1911 a few hours from the province of Buenos Aires, is located in the highest area of the land, surrounded by trees planted by Don Pedro himself, who also stood out in the breeding of prize-winning bulls in exhibitions.
The Mansion It was a symbol of the opulence and finesse of the Invernizzi family. Isolina was characterized as a woman of strong character, and she meticulously supervised the operation of the field and the dairy farmswhile Don Pedro was known for his help to the Jewish settlers of Rivera, both being respected and loved figures in the region.
His active social life was manifested in numerous meetings and banquets that they organized in their home, where music and dancing animated the gatherings.
The legend tells that There was always someone watching from the viewpoint, attentive to any danger that could lurk on the horizon. However, despite its past splendor, the mansion Now it lies abandoned.
Source: El Cronista
