There's a banquet hall featuring four 15-foot-high statues representing the four seasons, as well as original stone stairways, an antique living room and a beautiful cellar. Unique to the palazzo is a private theatre on the ground floor, which still retains many of its spectacular trompe-l'oeil murals (meaning optical illusion) and decorative detail.

Plans to turn the property, also known as Villa Buleben, into a 50-room hotel were suspended in May 2022, according to reports, due to local opposition, so it's now back on the market and ready to be brought back to life. However, in most recent news, Żebbuġ's mayor said the council is calling on the government to purchase the entire property, including the chapel, to restore it and turn it into a green space.

Unbelievably expensive abandoned mansions