In the heart of the charming Borgo di Montescaglioso, overlooking the majestic surrounding valleys and a short distance from the famous Matera, this historic 18th-century palazzo enchants with its timeless charm.
A beautifully restored mansion, where the art of fine Italian craftsmanship blends with contemporary design to create an environment of refined elegance and warm welcome.
A walk through its rooms reveals meticulous attention to detail, from the imposing vaulted ceilings to the large windows overlooking an enchanting patio, offering moments of serenity and breathtaking views. The history of this place, once the home of Baroness Agata Giordani, is intertwined with the millennial history of the village of Montescaglioso, enriching the experience of those who stay here with a deep sense of connection to the past.
After passing through a large doorway and crossing the atrium with wide staircase, one enters a comfortable entrance hall and, immediately adjacent, a cozy living area. From here, you enter the charming and very bright dining room, with barrel vaults over 5 meters high and then, through a corridor, the sleeping area with 3 spacious bedrooms with bathrooms, one of which is lofted.

On the opposite side of the house, once past the main entrance, there is access to the large kitchen island, with comfortable seating for breakfast and an additional loft, which can be used according to the owner’s needs.
The kitchen, living room and two of the bedrooms overlook, through large windows, the patio that allows you to enjoy some glimpses of the historic center, ensuring privacy. From the patio there is then the entrance to a beautiful turret that houses a fourth bedroom with bathroom, and then to the wonderful sun terrace with breathtaking views for dozens of miles over the surrounding valleys, but also over the wonderful historic center and one of the most important abbeys in Southern Italy.
Finally, from the patio, down a flight of stairs leads to an internal courtyard and an additional large room with splendid vaults, which also serves as a separate secondary entrance to the palace.

Perfectly integrated into the environment, the furnishing solutions reflect the excellence of Italian craftsmanship: teak with manual oil finish for the custom-designed furnishings, solid brass and bronze for the lamps and details, contemporary linen weaves and brocades for the fabrics. The eclectic elegance of the interiors dialogues perfectly with the historicity of the place, enriched by modern pieces from the 1940s and 1950s.

With Matera and its evocative Sassi just minutes away, and the beautiful surrounding hills inviting exploration, this home represents a luxury retreat immersed in the beauty and history of Basilicata.