Villa Nani Loredan
Villa Nani Loredan
Etymology	by the Nani and Loredan families
General information
Architectural style	Venetian Renaissance
Address	Via Priula 2
Town or city	Sant'Urbano
Country	Italy
Completed	late 16th century
Renovated	1960s
Technical details
Floor count	3
Grounds	7.5 acres (3 hectares)
Renovating team
Renovating firm	Fine Arts Council

Villa Nani Loredan is a late 16th-century patrician villa located in Sant'Urbano, near Padua in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. The residence gets its name from the noble Nani and Loredan families, which had historically owned it. It is managed by the Istituto Regionale Ville Venete as Villa Loredan.

The Venetian style villa was built in the late 16th century.^[1] According to the land registry of 1666, the villa was owned 1/4 by him and 3/4 by Francesco Loredan, of the very wealthy Santo Stefano branch of the House of Loredan. The residence was later fully acquired by the Loredan family. The walls of the halls and the bedrooms are entirely covered by paintings attributed to the school of Paolo Veronese, in particular Carlo Caliari.^[2]

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