Like many villas and historic buildings, the palace was used during the third war of independence from the Austrian army and as a military hospital during the First World War.
In 1940 it was seriously damaged by a fire which it made it unsafe.
The restoration was carried out in collaboration with the Superintendency for Cultural Property, by the Bastianello Family of Padua at the time owner of the building, who lived in it for a short period.
Later during the Second World War, has provided accommodation to some displaced people, was used as a command of the German troops and even as a warehouse.
They remain as testimony, writings and pencil drawings visible on some walls of the oratory.
Since the end of the war until 1957, it was used as offices and tobacco warehouse.
It is currently owned by the family Ballan of Piove di Sacco and is occasionally used for meetings at cultural or convivial character.
Like many villas and historic buildings, the palace was used during the third war of independence from the Austrian army and as a military hospital during the First World War. In 1940 it was seriously damaged by a fire which it made it unsafe. The restoration was carried out in collaboration with the Superintendency for Cultural Property, by the Bastianello Family of Padua at the time owner of the building, who lived in it for a short period. Later during the Second World War, has provided accommodation to some displaced people, was used as a command of the German troops and even as a warehouse. They remain as testimony, writings and pencil drawings visible on some walls of the oratory. Since the end of the war until 1957, it was used as offices and tobacco warehouse. It is currently owned by the family Ballan of Piove di Sacco and is occasionally used for meetings at cultural or convivial character.
Palace Priuli Ballan