Description
Built in 1736 by the Suriano family, it was continued by the Marzano family and then completed by the De Mayda family. The vastness of this building is evident from its entrances on three streets.
In addition to the garden with fruit trees and the noble apartments, the complex also included living quarters for employees and various service rooms.
It features a stone portal with a wrought iron rosette and a marble noble coat of arms decorated with stucco and curvilinear crowns.
