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The Farrattini Palace: A Renaissance Masterpiece in Amelia, Umbria, constructed between 1520 and 1527 by the esteemed architect Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, exemplifies the grandeur of Renaissance architecture in Italy. This remarkable property spans seven levels and encompasses approximately 9250 square meters. Its strategic location in the heart of Amelia's historic center ensures both privacy and accessibility, with Rome reachable in about an hour and Perugia and Todi less than 45 minutes away. This significant architectural work features a rusticated travertine façade, monumental portal, and kneeling windows with pediments, all of which reflect the compositional symmetry that influenced noble residences throughout the 16th century. The interiors are adorned with coffered ceilings, 16th-century frescoes attributed to Livio Agresti, and a monumental 17th-century fireplace, showcasing the palace's historical and artistic value. The basement reveals ancient cellars and remnants of Roman baths, providing a glimpse into the layered history of the site. The grand reception hall on the main floor boasts a monumental fireplace and original period details, complemented by adjoining reception rooms that offer panoramic views of the Umbrian landscape. The elegant formal dining room and historic kitchen, complete with a fireplace crafted by Sangallo, further enhance the charm of this residence. The second floor accommodates six bedrooms, each featuring generous ceiling heights and opportunities for customization. A unique feature of the palace is the Altana, or panoramic tower, which offers breathtaking 360° views of Amelia and the surrounding countryside. Since 2024, the palace has been undergoing a comprehensive renovation aimed at seismic reinforcement and the conservative restoration of its decorative elements, ensuring the preservation of its historic identity while enhancing functionality. Price: Price On Request. Exclusive listing by Planet Home.
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