Nestled in the lush landscape just outside the historic city of Spoleto-renowned for its medieval heritage and the illustrious Festival dei Due Mondi-this extraordinary 16th-century noble estate stands as a rare example of Baroque architecture.The property spans approximately 14 hectares of lush private grounds, featuring ancient trees, a modest olive grove, and abundant natural water sources-a rare and valuable asset.There is also potential to add a swimming pool and to acquire additional land with olive groves, woods and natural springs, available through separate negotiation.The main residence, dating back to 1580, retains its original layout across three levels, centered around two dovecote towers-one integrated into the structure, the other adorned with 18th-century decorative elements and linked by a striking suspended gallery.The estate further comprises a 17th-century frescoed private chapel and two agricultural outbuildings, including a historic henhouse and rustic shelters, all easily adaptable into residential units or luxury guest accommodations.Steeped in history and character, the villa is famously linked to Galileo Galilei, who spent his time here on his way to Rome. Several rooms honor his legacy with beautifully preserved period frescoes. Thoughtful restoration by the current owners has meticulously preserved original architectural features such as terracotta floors, stone arches, monumental fireplaces, fountains, soaring ceilings, and spacious, light-filled interiors.A timeless sanctuary where nature, art, and history coexist in perfect harmony, this distinguished estate awaits a new owner to reinterpret its charm and character-ideal both as a prestigious private residence and as an exquisite setting for high-end hospitality or exclusive events.