Villa Saetta

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Villa Saetta is an aristocratic mansion in Monteroni di Lecce, Puglia, southern Italy, originally built by the local barons as a farming estate.

The name comes from that of the monk that a legend tells living in this country-area in very ancient times. The estate includes a chapel and many building for baronial or for staff's usage. Some members of the Lopez y Royo ducal family are buried in the mansion's chapel.

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Comune di Monteroni di Lecce — Monumenti e palazzi (Italian)

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