The complex consists of the main body that extends on both sides with two symmetrical bodies; the body on the west side joins the barchessa, while the one on the east side joins the stables-warehouse. Closing the composition are two bodies, two-story rectangular in shape, used as commercial spaces.
The complex is set in a large park. The garden, on the side of the Villa's facade, incorporates the stylistic elements typical of the Italian garden, popular in the 15th century, made with hedges and bushes cut into geometric shapes and decorated with fountains and statues.
There are no documents certifying the date of construction of the building; scholars have speculated that the complex is a "neoclassical remodeling of a seventeenth-century building."
The interior, on the ground floor, is decorated with frescoes depicting the Four Seasons and a Flight of Putti, probably made in the 1800s.
Today the complex is owned by the Municipality of Mira, and outdoor spaces are used for events and manifestations.
