The park surrounds Villa Manusardi, a 19th century building which belonged to a well-known family of Milanese bankers.

Restored in 1980, it now houses a Secondary School.

The garden underwent almost no change, only some trees and recreational equipment were added. The park can be divided into two parts.

South-east, is a level area located in front of the villa, close to SP Andrea Costa and the stream Casale while a mild slope connects this level area to the Casale valley.

The level area is grassy with high-trunk trees lining the paths. Two rows of high pines line the SP Andrea Costa near the parking area.

The slope is characterised by spontaneous vegetation, typical of the Mediterranean: shrubs, bushes and trees such as pines, cypresses, olives, oaks and holm-oaks.
On the right shore of the stream Casale stands private estate Masolini and the same-named 19th century villa. The villa, inhabited by the heirs of the Counts Masolini, has a wonderful garden which is open to visitors.

Its main attraction is the "Fontanone" (big fountain), a 19th century swimming pool with a stone dressing-room.