It is an imposing palace on the highest western foothills of Monte San Michele, the result of minor but no less noble architecture. Built on a pre-existing 15th-century building, much larger than the present one, the palace has three floors with walls crowned by Ghibelline merlons. It has a superb red marble staircase and several rooms frescoed with floral motifs and bearing beautiful paintings. The villa was accessed through a characteristic cypress avenue, where the guest quarters were located. Today, however, there is direct access to the terrace with a balustrade. In front, on the sloping crags, is a beautiful park with grandiose pine trees. The complex has recently been restored.
