Villa Arvedi is located along the slope of a hill and surrounded by a cultivation of centuries-old olive trees and an oak forest, which frame it and protect it from the inclemency of the wind. In accordance with its function and the typical structure of the Venetian villa, Villa Arvedi is inserted in a large agricultural property. The architectural complex is structured around a quadrangular courtyard, at the center of which is the main body, surrounded nearby by the annexes, called barchesse, where the work was organised.

The main facade, which overlooks the valley, is adorned with a portico which supports a terrace with a balustrade and ends at the top in an attic with another balustrade enriched by statues. The central body is connected to two lateral towers through two wings, which in turn are decorated with further terraces protected by balustrades with statues.

The secondary facade has a horseshoe shape and overlooks the courtyard of honor, in the center of which there is a double flight of stairs leading to a small Baroque style church.