This 16th century villa is situated on the seafront at San Terenzo, and was originally built as a monastery for the Barnabite priests. It is most famous for having been home to the Shelleys between April and September of 1822, when it was owned by the marquis of Ollandine.
The villa is made up of a series of arched walkways and doorways and originally gave directly onto the seafront, but is now separated from the sea by a road built in 1888.



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