AS far as garden ornaments go, it takes some beating.
A 12th century cloister with Romanesque arches that borders the swimming pool of Swiss expat Kurt Englehorn on his 22-hectare estate in Girona.
The spectacular piece of architecture was purchased by the homeowner’s grandfather in the 1950s, but has only just been ‘discovered’ by experts.
Surprisingly, the structure – compared to the monastery of Santo Domingo de Silos in Burgos – has no cultural protection and does not even feature on the inventory for the property.
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Do you mean Roman, or “romanesque” ? if it is 12th century (AD) then it is not Roman. They left in 410 when the Visigoths invaded.