This Palladian Styled Villa was commissioned by Nicoḷ Malipiero in 1557.
The property sits on 20.000 sq. m. of land with a garden, three orchards, a thermal water well, a Colombara tower, and various barns.
On the front there are four Ionic order semi-columns and on the ground floor there is a splendid cap vaulted cellar. Another architectural jewel is the still consecrated chapel.
Many of the rooms contain frescoes by Gian Battista Zelotti, student of Veronese.
The palladian floors are original Venetian with a single cast.