Villa Siotto is an early 20th-century manor house and a fine example of a "complete farm," once producing large quantities of olive oil, wine, and a wide variety of fruit. It comprises three elements: the Villa, the Appurtenances, and the Park. The Siotto farm dates back to the second half of the 19th century, founded by Luigi Siotto, father of Giuseppe Siotto Pintor. The Appurtenances, consisting of a series of buildings related to the farm's main activities, are original. Today, they have been fully restored. The Park extends over approximately 11 hectares and features rare botanical species. The Villa was built in the early 1900s, and construction was completed in 1912. The Villa's location is unique: perched on a hill, its front façade faces the village. The Villa is three stories high, with a photographic exhibition related to the Siotto family on the top floor.