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The conventual complex of St. Domenico, constituted from the real abbey, from the Cloister to square form and from the attached Church, it goes up again to 1200 and it is of ownership of the Foundation Luzi. In 1860, with the confiscation of the ecclesiastical good, her Church of St. Domenico, becomes ownership of the commune of St. Severino Marche, while the monastery is purchased from the noble family Luzi, that has some prelates inside her his/her dynasty. In 1882 the good deed Luzi is founded witnessed by his benefactor, the marquis Carlo Luzi, that turns the complex conventual to refuge of the poor men and the invalid to the job. They has been succeduti since 1900 some small urgent restaurations, until to flow, thanks to the interest of the pronipote marquis Gianfranco Luzi, in a real restauration of all the complex, finally relives today fully his ancient shine. The particularity, besides the magnificence of the spaces, you/he/she is given from the Cloister, all edged by two orders of arcs and from the recovered frescos and brought to the ancient shine.Spectacular it is also the refectory with central columns and ceilings, at times, and The saloons to the 1° floor, that you/they can easily be turned lectures, congresses, events and meetings of each to salt type, with capacity for 400 places each.

The town of Monterado is the perfect opportunity for a holiday between the sea and the hills in a historical setting with simple, genuine surroundings. The heart of the town is in the small square in front of the castle surrounded by the old houses and where busy daily life still goes on as before. In the town of Monterado and immediate vicinity there are bars, restaurants, pizza restaurants, swimming pool, tennis courts, riding schools and sports fishing.

The town of Monterado is the perfect opportunity for a holiday between the sea and the hills in a historical setting with simple, genuine surroundings. The heart of the town is in the small square in front of the castle surrounded by the old houses and where busy daily life still goes on as before. In the town of Monterado and immediate vicinity there are bars, restaurants, pizza restaurants, swimming pool, tennis courts, riding schools and sports fishing.

The town of Monterado is the perfect opportunity for a holiday between the sea and the hills in a historical setting with simple, genuine surroundings. The heart of the town is in the small square in front of the castle surrounded by the old houses and where busy daily life still goes on as before. In the town of Monterado and immediate vicinity there are bars, restaurants, pizza restaurants, swimming pool, tennis courts, riding schools and sports fishing.

The Villa was built at the beginning of the 18th century as the country residence of the Accorretti family. Through marriage, it later became the property of the Count Carradori, who, at the end of the century, decided to renovate and enlarge it. The restoration was undertaken by architect Pietro Ghinelli of the Van Wittel school. The simplicity of the neo classic architecture of the villa is a prefect example of the essence of the attic style. The frescoed ceilings include vistas of the surrounding landscape. The decoration of the walls are reminiscent of the neoclassicism of scenes that were found in the excavations of Pompei at the time. The characteristic of the scenery of the villa which is depicted in the frescoes and reflected in the garden theatre as well as the park, is the theme playfulness from which the villa derives its original name “Casino di Delizie” (House of Joyfulness). The vast park, totally created for the pleasure of the guests, is divided into the garden theatre surrounded by cypress trees, the terraced Italian gardens, the pools, and romantic paths leading to areas of play. Moreover, the park also includes a hunting lodge, gazebos, porches, tea rooms, greenhouses, bushes enhanced by kiosks and marble statues. All in the purest Arcadian style. After more than fifty years of neglect, the present owner, Marquess Antonella Rangoni Machiavelli, has recently restored the whole complex to its ancient splendour.