Villa Costanza

San Pietro in Cariano, Italy

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Villa Costanza, a Venetian villa in San Pietro in Cariano within Verona's Valpolicella region, exemplifies Palladian architecture of the early seventeenth century. Built between 1623 and 1629, the villa features an inverted-U plan with a central block flanked by two perpendicular wings—the western serving as stables and the eastern adorned with military decorations. The interior preserves numerous valuable frescoes, reflecting the refined aesthetic sensibilities of its era. The villa stands adjacent to Pullè villa in the Veneto countryside.