Apartment in Marche in Fermo

This apartment in Marche is one of a few properties within what was originally a 15th century palace. Back then, the property was built as a home for the parish priest of the church of San Michele Arcangelo however it was then bought by a local noble family - the Gigliucci - who carried out extensive renovation works. At the beginning of the 17th century, the palace was extended again to reflect the growing needs of the Vinci Gigliucci family. Further works were then carried out in the mid 19th century by architect Giovan Battista Carducci. These days, the palace remains one of the most significant palaces in the Marche region and has been beautifully converted into a series of unique and beautiful apartments including Apartment Giacomino.

This particular Le Marche apartment boasts an open plan living, dining and bedroom space as well as a separate kitchen and separate bedroom and bathroom. Because of the layout, the property arguably works better for a family than for two couples.

The Rooms
This apartment in Marche is one of a few properties within what was originally a 15th century palace. Back then, the property was built as a home for the parish priest of the church of San Michele Arcangelo however it was then bought by a local noble family - the Gigliucci - who carried out extensive renovation works. At the beginning of the 17th century, the palace was extended again to reflect the growing needs of the Vinci Gigliucci family. Further works were then carried out in the mid 19th century by architect Giovan Battista Carducci. These days, the palace remains one of the most significant palaces in the Marche region and has been beautifully converted into a series of unique and beautiful apartments including Apartment Giacomino.

This particular Le Marche apartment boasts an open plan living, dining and bedroom space as well as a separate kitchen and separate bedroom and bathroom. Because of the layout, the property arguably works better for a family than for two couples.