Built in line with other buildings along corso Btg. Gemona, it stands out for the greater height of the eaves line and for the typical facade of noble residences, characterized by the balcony above the entrance door, the string-course cornices, the symmetrically arranged windows decorated on the main floor with a protruding cornice. 

The main body contains the rooms intended for residence, while on the sides there are rustic annexes serving the palace. The building dates back to the 18th century, but after 1858, expansion and renovation works were carried out. 

It has recently been restored and is used for residential purposes.