villa tizzoni ottolini is built in the architectural style of the eighteenth century. the building has a portico with five arches topped by a wrought iron balcony and two service wings that are slightly lower. the central hall on the ground floor is dominated by a coffered ceiling. the patio leads to a staircase with a balustrade. in 1992, fragments of two eighteenth century frescoes were found in the central room on the first floor of the villa. they are white and blue: one representing an angel in the clouds with a burning torch in his hand, the other showing a mythological scene with a warrior, three women and a winged cherub with a crown in hand. there is also a visible sky fresco depicting mercury. to the left of the villa entrance one can find the church of santa maria immacolata which itself possesses two frescoes: the nativity and the agony of st. joseph.