Teodori House with an ogival portico with two bays (one closed) and 15th-century terracotta. Immediately afterward, there is a 15th-century house (now Maroni), restored and consolidated in 2000-2001, with a portico erected on brick columns supporting a Venetian-style wooden entablature. Further on, on the same side, is a house with an ogival portico on low pillars and Romanesque columns with the capital friezes (a lily, a Greek cross, and the monogram of Mary) now completely worn away; the addition is Renaissance.