In the historic center of Como, just a short walk from the Cathedral and the Lake, stands Palazzo Odescalchi, one of the city's most representative historic residences.

Located between Via Rodari and Piazza Roma, the building enjoys a truly prime position within an exclusive pedestrian area of significant historical and cultural value. Constructed between the 16th and 17th centuries and once owned by the noble Odescalchi family-who gave rise to Pope Innocent XI-the palace preserves an architectural layout of remarkable charm, enriched by frescoed halls, coffered wooden ceilings, monumental fireplaces, and baroque decorative elements of extraordinary quality.


Recent conservation restoration works, carried out in full respect of the original features and under heritage protection, have enhanced the historical elements while integrating modern living standards, making the property suitable for luxury residences, representative spaces, or high-level real estate investments.

Palazzo Odescalchi represents a unique real estate opportunity, rarely replicable in the Como market: a prestigious historic asset in a central location, capable of combining cultural value, exclusivity, and investment solidity.