Part of Lecce's architectural heritage and protected by the Soprintendenza, the palace is listed among Italy's Historic Houses. Its oldest section dates to the 16th century; later alterations gave it its Baroque charm. The balcony is attributed to Giuseppe Manieri, a leading figure in Lecce Baroque.



The two-storey building has a 200 m² roof garden terrace. Stairs lead to a smaller terrace with a private pool exclusively for guests.



On the ground floor, the entrance with cloakroom and marble bathroom leads to the reception and dining rooms. The first reception room has a painted ceiling, a hand-carved Lecce stone surround and original 17th-century furniture. The fireplace room has a large hearth; the dining room features tapestries and a period table. There is also an equipped kitchen, cellar, pantry and staff bedroom with bathroom.



A wrought-iron staircase leads upstairs to a living room, master bedroom with terrace, stone fireplace, study, bathroom with whirlpool bath and equipped fitness area. Two further double bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms with local ceramics; a single bedroom can become a double. All bedrooms have private outdoor spaces.



A furnished garden surrounds the palace, also accessible from the inner courtyard. It is in the historic centre's restricted-traffic zone, with parking about 100 metres away.



Services on request: inflatable boat hire, cooking and catering, shuttle service, and massages available for an additional fee.



To respect the neighbours, the pool opens from 1 June to 15 September, unless otherwise requested, from 10:00 to 13:00 and 15:00 to 19:00.

- Pet allowed payment 70,00 € per pet

- Beach/pool towels payment 50,00 € per stay

Outdoor pool: 7 × 3 m, 1.3 m deep.