Nestled in the hilly landscape of Citt della Pieve, in Umbria, this historic farmhouse, recently restored in 2012, covers a built area of approximately 417 square meters spread over three floors. The property is surrounded by over 33,700 square meters of private land, including vineyards, category B olive groves, irrigated and hillside arable fields, as well as coppice and mixed woodland, offering a natural environment of rare quality and privacy.

Access is via a roughly 1.5 km long dirt road, providing a good balance between seclusion and convenient connectivity to main services, which are located about 5 km away. The building features a main entrance that leads directly to the various levels, characterized by an original load-bearing structure dating back to the 19th century, with terracotta finishes and tiled floors, elements that emphasize the historic style of the property.

On the ground floor, there are two spacious and functional kitchens, ideal for managing separated living areas, accompanied by three bathrooms equipped with showers and ancillary spaces that enhance daily functionality. The main living room enjoys ample natural light thanks to its southeast and southwest exposure and offers an open view of the surrounding landscape, perfect for enjoying the seasons while combining comfort and atmosphere.

The interior spaces, although well flowing, have moderate rationality; this is reflected in the layout of the twelve rooms in total, distributed between living areas and service rooms, arranged to ensure independence and functionality. Additionally, the property includes a garage with covered parking spaces, an essential feature for practical daily countryside living.

The heating systems are independent and have been updated over the last ten years, ensuring efficiency even during cold seasons; the electrical system, renewed in the same period, supports modern installations. Among the external features, there is a large panoramic green space facing south, which enhances the location with views over the enchanting Umbrian landscapes, free from disturbing elements nearby.

Its proximity to art cities and reasonable distances from airports and transport routes make it an attractive opportunity for those seeking a retreat combining nature and culture.The property is equipped with an autonomous heating system, installed between five and ten years ago, ensuring efficient operation.

Both the electrical and plumbing systems were updated within the same period, guaranteeing reliability and safety. Water supply is connected to the public network, and the sewage system is old, having been in place for over thirty years. There is no air conditioning system, as the existing one dates back more than thirty years and is therefore not operational.

Internet connection is available via satellite dish, and there is a stable electrical network connection. The energy efficiency is classified as category G, indicating potential for improvement measures.The facades are made of exposed stone, the basements feature wooden beams, the floors are in terracotta and gres, and the window frames are made of wood.The property, with spacious and distinct areas, is suitable as a country residence or a primary home.

The historic building, featuring terracotta floors and multiple entrances, also allows for a functional conversion into a hospitality structure such as an agriturismo or bed & breakfast. The panoramic location and adequate privacy enhance a hospitality business connected to rural tourism. Proximity to services and transportation facilitates accessibility, making it a suitable option for those seeking an investment in the hospitality sector or a residence immersed in nature.Just a few minutes from the town center where you can find all kinds of services, 10 minutes from the A1 motorway entrance and the train station, 130 km from Rome and its airports, and just a few minutes from some of the most beautiful Tuscan and Umbrian towns in central Italy.The Great Estate group conducts a technical due diligence on every acquired property through the seller client's technician, allowing us to thoroughly understand the urban and cadastral status of each property.

This due diligence can be requested by the client at the time of genuine interest in the property.The property is registered to one or more individuals, and the sale will be subject to registration tax according to current regulations (see costs of purchasing from a private seller).