Nestled in the enchanting Baiano castles valley of Spoleto, an internationally renowned medieval art city famed for its theater festival, stands a one-of-a-kind 16th-century hunting lodge. Embraced by 95 hectares of private parkland featuring natural springs, wooded hills, and olive groves, this Baroque residence, constructed in 1580, retains its original layout.

The main structure spans three levels, intricately woven around two dovecote towers - one incorporated, the other adorned with austere 18th-century decorations, connected by a suspended gallery. The annex includes a 17th-century chapel adorned with frescoes and antique shelters, offering potential for conversion into residential spaces along with the adjacent henhouse.

Steeped in history, this palatial estate proudly hosted Galileo Galilei, whose rooms showcase impeccably preserved frescoes crafted specifically for the scientist's sojourn. Meticulously restored by the current owners, the property unveils its original floors, arches, fountains, and fireplaces in grand, voluminous rooms.

This unique and extraordinary estate, harmonizing nature, art, and history, is now available for sale following an extensive process of conservative restoration. The stage is set for the new owner to tailor it to their preferences and needs