Villa Condulmer, located in the Treviso countryside adjacent to Venice, is a Venetian Villa whose exact dating remains uncertain. According to Mazzotti, the origins are from the seventeenth century; according to Venturini it was instead erected in 1743 on commission of the Venetian patrician Alvise Condulmer. Authoritative sources assert that the Villa was built on the ruins of an ancient monastery, attributed to the 16th century, and whose vestiges refer to the orthogonal barchessa the Sunday house.