Ricca di Castelvecchio palace (XVII Century)

Two over ground floors with an L shaped plant, a simple layered covering and a garden. The principal front on the street is carachterized by a pedestrian entrance with a stone frame supporting two little columns and is marked by the first floor windows sequence, decorated alternatively by simple syle frames and timpanum styled ones. The posterior front faces on the garden and has a patchy profile; the eastern end, the tidier one is made by an arched tarrace on the ground floor, a closed lodge on the first floor, with a fresco, representing the coat of arms and an attic lightened by polilobated little windows, inserted in a bicrome decorative frame.