Gothic House
The building, known as the ‘Gothic house’, is an example of a dwelling from the early 15th century.
In 1699, the building was converted into a public bakery, a function it served until the 18th century, when it passed into the Reggianini family’s ownership and was once again used as a residence.
On the main façade, one can make out the remains of single-lancet windows with pointed arches and sawtooth-edged terracotta sills.
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