Villa Mirabella

The three-story villa features a symmetrical facade, large windows, and a central entrance accessed through a grand staircase leading to the main courtyard.

The Fonyet family, later known as Finocchietti, constructed Villa Mirabella in 1761, and it served as a quarantine facility during the Spanish flu epidemic in the 1900s.

The interior contains preserved frescoes in the main hall and chapel, along with a wooden coffered ceiling that remains intact despite the building's deterioration.

The Municipality of Rosignano Marittimo seeks investors to transform the property into a hotel, restaurant, wellness center, or vocational training facility.

The garden includes neo-Gothic elements such as a 19-meter quadrangular tower struck by lightning in 1990 and an octagonal tower with crenellated walls.

Location: Rosignano Marittimo

Official opening: 1761

Architectural style: neoclassicism

GPS coordinates: 43.48009,10.44732

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:21