Cacherano palace (XVI CENTURY)

Baroque style building, made of two parts for residential or agricultural use, with a pseudo rectangular plan, two above ground levels and a roof tile layered covering, overlooking, on the NW side on the street and on the SE side on a terrace overlooking the park. The principal façade, on the northern side, shows a large three arched porch, with the access to the palace; on the first floor, there are four rectangular windows separated by lesenes and framed by plastered mouldings. Among them the central and big one has a little balcony, and is overlooked by plaster decorations and some black and white horizontally zigzag shaped stripes. The front showing on the street, is simply styled without decorations, and has two above ground levels with lessened windows, just like the side showing on the park. Only the W part, presents on the rear side of the building, a porch on the ground floor, and the addition of a modern wing, used as the housekeeper’s place.