Fascinating and evocative nineteenth-century residence in the heart of Jesi with frescoes and impressive architecture"

Jesi, in the province of Ancona in the Marche, dates back to pre-Roman times, was the birthplace of Frederick II of Swabia and was named Royal City and for this reason mighty medieval walls were erected. It was called Little Milan because it was home to a strong and developed industrial settlement. Jesi is at the center of important communication hubs from which you can reach the main business, political, cultural places, etc. In fact, neighbors are: • Raffaello Sanzio International Airport 15 km away (with its Aeroclub for flying enthusiasts), • the Amanzon Distribution Center, inside the Interporto, • the A14 motorway junction (Milan - Taranto) 20 km away, • Ancona with the most prestigious megayacht shipyards and its international port, 30 km away. • At 35-40 km we find the pearls of the Conero coast, Portonovo, Numana, Sirolo and its prestigious "Conero Golf Club". • The Jesi railway station is located on the Ancona-Rome route • 35 km away we find the Velluto Beach of Senigallia, famous for the velvety sand of its beaches, the sea and its tourist services. • Still a short distance away, 20 km, to the north, we find Monte San Vicino for interesting and refreshing walks in the woods • further to the West, about 15 km away, we find the Frasassi Caves, located in the gorge of the Sentino river, near San Vittore di Genga, a small village of Roman origin, also home to the Abbey of San Vittore which, it is hypothesized, was a Templar church