Located in the heart of Cesena, this property features 15 bedrooms, panoramic views, and exquisite frescoes.
Originally constructed between 1792 and 1796, this architectural gem boasts a rich history tracing back to its Malatesta origins, with a design by the visionary Leandro Marconi. The facade showcases three registers, featuring a lower rusticated order and the remainder adorned with plaster embellished by neo-sixteenth-century friezes. The property is listed with Christie’s International Real Estate for $2,000,000.
Marconi’s innovative touch is evident in the architectural structures and numerous pictorial decorations. A grand hall with a wooden coffered ceiling leads to an impressive staircase adorned with illusive architectures. The staircase, featuring an original spiral design, provides access to the noble floor and a captivating gallery on the second floor. Notably, a statue of liberty by Marconi graces a staircase niche, inviting admiration.
Spanning four levels above ground, the property culminates in a spacious terrace overlooking the fenced courtyard on the lower floor. The main building offers dual views, commanding perspectives on Via Chiaramonti and the courtyard, while also providing panoramic vistas of the majestic Rocca Malatestiana of Cesena. The service wing extends laterally, overlooking the courtyard, enhancing the property’s architectural symmetry.
All photos belong to the listing agency.
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