16th Century – Montefiascone, Lazio, Italy
11/7/19
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Posted on OHD: 11/7/19. As of 10/13/22, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.
Montefiascone, Lazio, Italy
Belonging to the family Antonelli, one of the most illustrious families of Montefiascone, also lived in the palace Mercurio Antonelli, famous historian of the Vatican.
The palace is characterized by having a monumental facade. In the central part there is a loggia decorated with two shell-shaped balconies with a first order of windows consists of a three-light window that resemble a fountain, above this are three windows overlooking the loggia. Others two balconies always shaped shell are on the side parts.
Inside there is a bright and large stairs which leads to the three levels of the palace. There are several living rooms with fireplaces and frescoes on the walls.
The palace has been partially restored, the roof completely restored with wooden beams, consolidated structure. It needs to be restored internally (electrical and plumbing system, bathrooms etc.)
The palace is characterized by having a monumental facade. In the central part there is a loggia decorated with two shell-shaped balconies with a first order of windows consists of a three-light window that resemble a fountain, above this are three windows overlooking the loggia. Others two balconies always shaped shell are on the side parts.
Inside there is a bright and large stairs which leads to the three levels of the palace. There are several living rooms with fireplaces and frescoes on the walls.
The palace has been partially restored, the roof completely restored with wooden beams, consolidated structure. It needs to be restored internally (electrical and plumbing system, bathrooms etc.)
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DiscoveryTuscia said locals call this Palazzo Antonelli. 9784 square feet overlooks the valley of Viterbo and a 15th Century cathedral.
