Key Features

- Fully Restored 17th-Century Palazzo with Original Charm
- Secluded Gardens & Panoramic Views of Valle del Sacco
- Tranquil Yet Central Location in a Picturesque Hilltop Town
- Preserved Architectural Details, Blending Past & Present
- Private Parking, Cellars, and Ancient Olive Press
- Independent Granny Flat/Caretaker's Apartment with Private Patio

A Dream Home Awaits at Palazzo Conte Franchi De' Cavalieri
Located in a charming hilltop town in South Lazio, Palazzo Conte Franchi De' Cavalieri is a stunning 17th-century residence that seamlessly blends historical elegance with modern comfort. Facing the Basilica di S. Erasmo, the palazzo offers breathtaking views of the Valle del Sacco and boasts a meticulously restored interior that retains its original charm.

The grand entrance hall is crowned with a gilded vaulted ceiling, setting the tone for the rest of the home. To the right, the kitchen and dining room overlook a tranquil courtyard garden, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation. The garden is surrounded by high stone walls, ensuring privacy, and features mature trees, flower beds, and a central fountain.

To the left, the living room with coffered ceilings leads into two elegant salons, each adorned with vaulted arches and herringbone parquet floors. The second salon offers a cozy nook with panoramic views of the countryside—ideal for a reading corner or small office.

The lower level features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including one with a hydromassage tub, as well as several historic cellar rooms, one of which houses an ancient olive oil mill. This level offers both practical space and a glimpse into the palazzo's past.

At the end of the property, a self-contained granny flat/caretaker's apartment provides independent living with a sitting room, eat-in kitchen, bathroom, and private patio.

Palazzo Franchi De' Cavalieri – A Legacy of History
This palazzo's story began in the mid-1600s, when it was owned by Francesca Trulli, a woman of considerable influence in Veroli's community. After her marriage to the famed painter Carlo Maratta ended, she took ownership of the property, and the Trulli family name is immortalized in the inscription on the palazzo's stone archway. Later, the property passed to the Franchi De' Cavalieri family, whose name it still bears today. The palazzo's fascinating history, intertwined with the artistic and social life of the era, gives the property a unique sense of continuity with the past.

Veroli & South Lazio – A Region of Timeless Beauty
Veroli, the town where Palazzo Conte Franchi De' Cavalieri is located, is a captivating destination, rich in history and natural beauty. From its ancient Roman walls to its charming medieval streets, this hilltop town offers an authentic Italian experience. The Basilica of St. Maria Salome, renowned for its Holy Stairwell—a replica of those found in Jerusalem and Rome's St. John Lateran—adds to the town's historical allure.

Situated in South Lazio, Veroli offers a perfect balance of peace and accessibility. While you'll feel worlds away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Rome is just a short drive away, and the international airport is easily reachable in under an hour. The surrounding region, known for its rolling hills, vineyards, and rich agricultural heritage, offers a serene and picturesque setting for anyone seeking tranquility without sacrificing convenience.

A Unique Opportunity
Palazzo Conte Franchi De' Cavalieri offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in one of South Lazio's most beautiful towns. With its breathtaking views, stunning gardens, and rich history, this palazzo is a dream residence that combines luxury, heritage, and natural beauty—an extraordinary place to call home.