Palazzo Sacconi has authorisations for development into residential and/or commercial project
Palazzo Sacconi is an important heritage monument in Montalto delle Marche and is testament to the town’s rich past – as birthplace of Pope Sixtus V in the 16th century through to Cardinal Carlo Sacconi’s influence in the 19th century. Originally built as an enormous granary it comprises four floors, each of at least 770 sqm. There are 2 walled gardens with decorative fountain, a well and some outbuildings on the top floor, 2 drive-ways, and 2 external rooms. Its significant, decorative architectural features are protected by the region’s heritage officials -the Soprintendenza per i Beni Ambientali e Architettonici di Ancona.
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Birds Eye view with architectural montage
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Palazzo Sacconi main entrance
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Ground floor ceiling
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First floor archways
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The original door knob on top floor
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Windows to walled garden
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View of Montalto from top floor balcony
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Graphic perspectives
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Testimonials
Early May in le Marche…crisp mornings…tons of beautiful wild flowers…a warm and caressing sun… show me more… ▼
and a very blue Adriatic behind you. And, suddenly, you turn the corner and this fantastic building appears on the side of the road — majestic, ponderous, massive and yet elegant in a curious way, with specific access routes to each level of the building branching off from the main road. Edna Kissmann, Senior Partner, Kissmann Langford Consulting and convert to Le Marche charm since 2004
“Back for my fourth visit to Montalto, still getting that “wow” feeling each time I see the view from Palazzo Sacconi. show me more… ▼
Fabulous weather, food, stunning scenery. Lots of fun with beautiful people. Looking forward to coming back. Bellissimo!”
Reverendd Sarah Jones
Palazzo Sacconi stood out very clearly as we approached the hilltop village of Montalto. show me more… ▼
Our tour of it with Fran confirmed everything she had described and more. We really could see the potential of such a prodigious building.
Peter and Tessa Henry, Investors and lovers of Italian food and wine
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