Historic Building in Arcevia, 15th century

A splendid historic palace dating back to the 15th century, situated in the historic and cultural heart of the municipality of Arcevia (AN).
The town lies right in the centre of the Marche region, straddling the Umbrian-Marche Apennines and the hills of the Senigallia hinterland.
Once home to great artists and noble families, Arcevia (formerly Roccacontrada) is today a charming little town where you can breathe in the scents of days gone by, rediscover traditional flavours thanks to the local restaurants, and where tranquillity and peace reign supreme in a town steeped in history and art.
The palace is situated on the outskirts of the ancient town and boasts an imposing neoclassical façade that encompasses three historic stately homes.
Inside, there are 15th-century portals, frescoes and furnishings from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Having been transformed and extended over the centuries, the palace is now divided into two main areas:
The north-west wing, where aristocratic life once took place, with richly decorated rooms that fully reflect the 19th-century character. It covers an area of approximately 2,000 square metres, which also includes a semi-underground section comprising the cellars. The north-east wing, however, is no longer included in the sale.
A spacious, exclusive and panoramic roof garden, offering splendid views over the hills of the Marche region.

House Vision offers bespoke projects tailored to the client’s needs.
Our vision is of a marvellous, high-class accommodation facility featuring a spa area housed in the vast cellars of the basement, an outdoor swimming pool with panoramic views stretching all the way to the sea, and 19th-century-style guest rooms. An extraordinary stately home on the upper floors, serving as the residence of the new owner of this building brimming with charm and allure.

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