The complex consists of a central body, two lateral "barchesse" (wings), a chapel, a park and from the remains of a hemicycle situated at the front.
The main building has a rectangular plan and is on three floors.
The structure is typical of the Venetian Villas.
Is made up of a through-hall onto which overlook symmetrically the doors of the side rooms, by a monumental staircase with pincer form leading to the main floor which has a similar shape.
A service staircase leads to the second floor that was probably inhabited by the servitude and used occasionally from the property in the cooler months.
Front of the building along the highway, lies what remains of an exedra which once was an integral part of the complex and of which now remains only a niche where there is a statue which is said to represent Hercules.
Now this annexe is not owned, has lost most of the ornaments of which was composed and is detached from the park which is located in the back of the villa and that instead still keeps six well-preserved statues positioned over the original foundations.
These statues, paired two by two, constituted the entrance of the three avenues penetrating into the Italian park that now no longer present.
The complex consists of a central body, two lateral "barchesse" (wings), a chapel, a park and from the remains of a hemicycle situated at the front. The main building has a rectangular plan and is on three floors. The structure is typical of the Venetian Villas. Is made up of a through-hall onto which overlook symmetrically the doors of the side rooms, by a monumental staircase with pincer form leading to the main floor which has a similar shape. A service staircase leads to the second floor that was probably inhabited by the servitude and used occasionally from the property in the cooler months. Front of the building along the highway, lies what remains of an exedra which once was an integral part of the complex and of which now remains only a niche where there is a statue which is said to represent Hercules. Now this annexe is not owned, has lost most of the ornaments of which was composed and is detached from the park which is located in the back of the villa and that instead still keeps six well-preserved statues positioned over the original foundations. These statues, paired two by two, constituted the entrance of the three avenues penetrating into the Italian park that now no longer present.
Palace Priuli Ballan