Description

From the original façade, enclosed by corner pilasters, are traces of the horizontal crowning and, at the centre, there is a small doorway with an architrave topped by an arched lunette which still has traces of a fresco depicting the Madonna and Child and fragments of an inscription.
In line with the entrance there is a small rose window devoid of radial columns and, higher up, a stone engraved with the coat of arms of the Duke Sarachia - the legendary Lord of Cocullo who exercised the jus de seigneur and who was killed by deception by the villagers.
Attributable to subsequent centuries are the openings of the upper windows and a portal to the left of the main one, also with an architrave and a cornice supported by scrolled ledges.