16th-Century Palazzo Odescalchi in Como, Italy, Lists for $12.2 Million with Original Frescoes

Listed at $12.2 million, Palazzo Odescalchi is a historic building situated in Como, Italy. This palazzo, which dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries, derives its name from the Odescalchi family, which included Pope Innocent XI. The property boasts a magnificent dining room, Baroque features, and coffered wooden ceilings adorned with frescoes. Covering over 21,000 square feet, it comprises fifteen bedrooms and bathrooms, along with a billiards room, wine cellar, gym, and cinema. The listing is managed by Andrea Marchioro of Italy Sotheby's International Realty. Earlier this month, another residence in Como, close to Villa d'Este, was put on the market for $17.3 million. Its urban setting and well-preserved architectural details enhance its appeal in the luxury sector.