Neoclassical

Situated in the new part of the building, the neoclassical residence has three floors. On the ground floor there are service spaces and a big dining room with kitchen, which is ideal for informal dinners. All these rooms overlook a neoclassical portico of the nineteenth century supported by pillars in Sarnico stone and designed by the Italian architect Rodolfo Vantini. Upstairs there is the living area with a big kitchen, a study, a bathroom and a big reception room for your guests with a wooden-beamed ceiling. On the same floor you will also find a loggia, where you can spend your time during good weather days. On the last floor there is the sleeping area with three bedrooms and two bathrooms and which is embellished with finely hand crafted finishing details such as cotto floors, marble bathrooms, wooden beamed ceiling, wooden planks and underfloor heating. The neoclassical residence shares outdoor spaces with the other apartments of the palace, such as the prestigious entrance hall and the internal courtyard. It has also a basement with cellar and garage.