Via Civerta, Veroli, Lazio 03030

Veroli (FR) Veroli is one of the richest centers of Ciociaria in history, culture and art. Hernian city, later a Roman municipality, had great importance in the Middle Ages as a bishopric. In the historic center of this thriving town we can see the remains of the ancient Roman walls that support the large terrace on which stands the Church of Sant'Andrea. Located in a strategic position, a bridge between Rome and Naples, this town is surrounded by green hills and enjoys a panoramic view of the Ciociaria valley. In this splendid setting, in one of the most panoramic areas of the country, we find one of the most elegant historic buildings for its important history linked to the De Medici family who have lived in this wonderful palace for generations. The construction dates back to the second half of the 1700s and is evident in many architectural elements that make up the interiors. The sober but important main entrance, with a round portal surmounted by a delicate balcony, anticipates the interior which, shows in all its elegance a regal staircase supported by columns with Corinthian capitals and bright oval windows that refer to eighteenth-century harmonies. The rooms on the first floor with period floors and the splay of the pointed windows increase the charm and surprise of the view of a large and panoramic terrace. On the second floor, the rooms are frescoed and are characterized by cross vaults that give the rooms an elegant taste and ancient tradition. The driveway entrance on the ground floor leads into a courtyard overlooked by rooms once used for agricultural activities, now recoverable for all needs. Adjacent to the main structure we find a building at the time used as an oil mill, on two levels of about 450 square meters which, in addition to being large, also offers a terraced garden overlooking the Ciociara valley. The entire structure, with its internal courtyard, the large and panoramic terrace and the garden, represents a truly historic and elegant complex that has maintained over time all the beauty and charm that only period buildings can evoke. Ideal for lovers of the taste of history, for lovers of important architectural details and panoramic views of a green and unspoiled territory.