This palace was originally built around 1250, passing to several important famiies down the centuries. In a quiet tucked away location, and unusually with two historically important facades, one on a quiet campo and the other over a very picturesque canal, as well as two water gates, it is noted for its important architectural features, built according to the dictates of the late Gothic style. The original palace's flooring dates back to the mid-13th century
The two façades are very well proportioned. The front facade features a remarkable four-light window with a projecting balcony and two pairs of single-light windows, both within a dentilled frame. All the windows are lancet-arched with the classic late Gothic floret above.
Originally a private residence, the building can operate as a gallery or museum or other mixed/ commercial use, or even return to its original residential use.