Description
VILLA CA' PACIOTTI – Villa Cà Paciotti stands on a hill where history intertwines with the timeless beauty and harmony of nature. In an enchanting position, the Renaissance building seems to dialogue from afar with the turrets of the majestic Palazzo Ducale of Urbino. A unique living experience that will revive the charm of the past immersed in a breathtaking landscape. The building dates back to the second half of the 15th century and was built by Paolo di Guido, a wealthy Administrator of Duke Federico da Montefeltro and later purchased by the architect Pietro Francesco Tagliapietra known as “Il Paciotto” who gave it value and prestige. In 1988, the then Prince Charles and current King of England wanted to visit it to portray the landscape and was accompanied by the Rector Carlo Bo. The Renaissance brick building is made up of a central dovecote tower that rests on a quadrilateral base structure. The entrance opens under a five-arched loggia. The total surface area of the Villa is 660 commercial square meters, all surrounded by a wonderful park of about 10,000 square meters with centuries-old broadleaf and coniferous trees. The property is spread over three floors plus a small tower, each floor consists of an independent apartment. The structure is in an exceptional state of maintenance, finished in the smallest details, still being able to live its soul full of history, culture, architectural and environmental beauty. A true treasure a stone's throw from Urbino.