 The locale was then acquired in 1595 by the soon to be Cardinal, Pompeo Arrigoni and then divided into two parts and given to relatives including his nephew Cardinal Ciriaco Rocci.Later the villa was modified by different owners including Cesarini and the Amadei.The Muti family, who had obtained the property in the 1900s sold it at the end of World War II to the "Comune di Grottaferrata"

Inside there are frescoes by two major High Baroque artists