A magnificent Palazzo in Zebbug

This unique 18th century period property was designed as a hunting lodge under the order of Grand Master De Rohan. Today, this remarkable Palazzo (complete with an annex building) is nestled amongst spectacular surroundings. The garden has an area of approximately 3,000 square-meters, and features 300 orange trees, a majestic pine tree, a gravity-fed water irrigation system with the original stone troughs, and nine wells that are replenished with rainwater from roof and street catchments. The estate has five entrances, with the main entrance leading through an original, thick two-leaf wooden door. This entranceway opens into a magnificent banquet hall that features four 15-foot high-embedded statues representing the four seasons. There are three grand wooden-glass doors leading to the garden, just a few of the many distinctive features that abound in this property. Others include original stone stairways, terraces, a grand antique living room, and a beautiful cellar.