Villa Loredan Valier Perocco di Meduna, Villa in Carbonera, Italy
Villa Valier Loredan Perocco is a villa complex in Carbonera, near Treviso. It consists of a central three-story building with symmetrical wings and two side barchesse, all arranged in a balanced layout.
The villa was built in the 17th century, with later additions in the 18th century. It has passed through several noble families, including the Loredan and Valier, and is now owned by the Perocco family.
The name recalls the families who owned the villa over the centuries, and locals still refer to it by these names. The facade with its sundials and the circular oratory are distinctive features that catch the eye.
The villa is privately owned, so visitors can only view it from the public road. The entrance gate and the oratory are the most visible parts from outside.
The central hall features frescoes with mythological scenes, such as 'Enea nell'Olimpo' and 'Ratto delle Sabine'. These artworks are not visible from the outside, but they add to the villa's hidden charm.
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