Property
Furnished: | YES |
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Type: | Villa |
Bedrooms: | 4 BR |
Bathrooms: | 5 |
Pets: | Pets Allowed |
FinancialsRent €514 per night($544.24)
Rent | €514 per night ($544.24) |
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Licensed as 'Sara Francesca Traverso'
DescriptionDescription
PRIVATE STRUCTURE (Lease only - CIR CODE: 054039CASAP31689; CIN CODE: IT051017B4AP36NQKF). The villa, in the heart of Umbria, 20 km from Perugia and 1 km from the well-known Castle of Solfagnano, consists of a main house and an annex; two completely distinct structures, both for architectural style and for location in the park. Simple in style and resplendent with the natural beauty of Umbrian wood and stone, the main house is central to the character and spirit of this unique place set in the renowned olive groves and prestigious vineyards of castles, hamlets and abbeys, overlooking the surrounding hills and peaks, such as the Castle of Solfagnano, the Abbazia Celestina and Civitella Benazzone. Situated in the centre of the twenty hectares of land of the Diocesan Institute, obtained from monastic farm buildings, it is a welcoming home, a realm of tranquillity and peace. Built with stones recuperated from the original walls, the house has been carefully and lovingly restructured in recent years under the aegis of the Fine Arts Institute which sealed the end of the works with the date 2005 engraved (thus officially registered and documented) in the stone of the highest buttress of the tower. Today it offers all modern comforts without losing any of its intrinsic rustic charm, enriched by antique furniture, prestigious finishes, elegant tapestries, personalised furnishing accessories, collections, Deruta tiled bathrooms. The numerous original architectural features such as arches, vaulted ceilings, chestnut beams and stone walls create an atmosphere of timeless serenity and remind us of its still-living history: that of a watchtower built in 1194 as protection and garrison of the rich lands of the Resina stream and the Tiber Valley between Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio. Crossing the Italian garden bordered by beds of iceberg roses and the olive grove that delimits the panoramic viewpoint, you go down to the terrace with the swimming pool where the style completely changes on entering the annex. In front of the pool, it is completely interred and embedded in the olive grove above in a surprising total white contemporary concept with glossy resin floors and six metre-long French windows that create a continuum between the solarium with floating laminate paving and the urban-style interior. villa is the perfect residence for those who prefer to abandon themselves to the restorative qualities of nature, open countryside and stunning landscapes in this area that boasts numerous nature reserves, including the breathtaking Monti Sibillini National Park, and to visit places renowned for history, art, culture and food and wine which, however, are not part of the usual known tourist routes. NB. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
THE VILLA HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO A CHECK-UP BY A TECHNICAL RESPONSIBLE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY OF THE DESCRIPTION, ACCESSORIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE AND THEIR PRESENT STATE OF OPERATION/MAINTENANCE, TO GUARANTEE QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORTS TO ALL CLIENTS WHO WILL STAY HERE.
Interior
villa is spread on four floors connected by a practical internal staircase in iron with terracotta steps. On the ground floor, the arched door of the tower opens into the large entrance hall which leads to the kitchen on the left and to the dining room on the right; from the dining room you continue to the large elegant sitting room with comfortable sofas and to the staircase down to the basement. All the rooms on the ground floor have antique terracotta floors and direct exits to the garden through French windows, rendering both the internal and external spaces easily accessible. The large built-in kitchen, brightly-lit and fully-equipped, with worktops, dining table and digital terrestrial TV has direct exit to the courtyard with the outdoor dining area. From the entrance, you ascend the three floors of the tower, all paved with parquet, which with its 160 cm thick walls guarantees a sort of natural air conditioning, keeping the summer temperatures pleasant. The first floor of the tower contains the three bedrooms, all characterised by a different and captivating style: a twin room with queen size box spring beds in a revisited Louis XVI style and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a contemporary double bedroom with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a classic double bedroom with hallway, wardrobes and en-suite bathroom with shower. Going up to the second floor of the tower, a brightly-lit studio facilitates the passage to the third and top floor of the tower which houses a TV room (with Smart Tv) and panoramic windows overlooking the Tiber Valley and the enchanting borgo of Civitella Benazzone. From the sitting room on the ground floor we go down to the terracotta-paved basement with living room with sofas, table and chairs, bathroom with tub, laundry room and exit to an open-air enclosure with stairs that connect it to the large terrace on the ground floor. 60 metres from the house, descending further down, encased under the olive grove, on the same level as the pool, and 5 metres from it, is the ANNEX. An open-plan area that is very brightly-lit, despite being completely underground thanks to the large 6 x 3 m French window, which consists of a living room with Smart TV, kitchen, double bed, bathroom, dressing room and room with extra large wall shower with three independent jets. All the fireplaces are ornamental. All the bedrooms have hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer.
Park
The 6-hectare park of villa lies within the 20 hectares of the grounds of the Diocesan Institute. It consists of grass, arable land and woodland. The 6000 sq m that surround the house, annex, swimming pool, parking area and purtenances are fenced with anti-intrusion netting 120 cm high (not electrified when guests are present) and contain a lawn, an Italian garden, bushes of roses, hydrangeas, oleanders, forsythia, lilacs, a young olive grove, rosemary, fruit trees, oaks and the inevitable cypresses that line the driveway. The kitchen has direct exit out to the courtyard bordered by hydrangeas and roses with barbecue, dining table, chairs and umbrella. The entrance to the house, dominated by the medieval tower, is enriched by two symmetrical beds of pure white iceberg roses that emanate delicate and subtle scents. The open air parking area with space for three cars is located at the end of the dirt road which is accessed through the automatic gate. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool, exposed to the sun all day, occupies a lower terrace with respect to the house which is 60 m away. It is located on the same level as the annex, which is 5 m away. From the house and parking area, it is reached across the garden and down a grass and gravel path. Overlooking the Tiber valley, it enjoys a relaxing view of the hill of Civitella Benazzone. The pool, measuring 16,5 x 5,5 m with the depth varying from 1,40 to 2,20 m, is lined in sand-coloured PVC with a travertine edge and has salt purification and five Roman steps for access to the water. The surrounding sunbathing area, paved in floating laminate and delimited by the lawn, is equipped with sunbeds, a large umbrella, an outdoor seating area and a solar shower. In the annex is a bathroom, a changing room and a room with hot and cold-water showers. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April until the first Saturday in October.
Pets
On request
Fenced-in property
No. Partially with 120 cm high net
Amenities and feature
4 hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer in the bedrooms
internet Wi-Fi connection
digital terrestrial Tv
smart Tv
bluetooth speaker
dishwasher
microwave
american coffee maker
espresso coffee machine
moka
kettle
toaster
squeezer
mixer
blender
hand blender
cantinetta
washing machine
iron and ironing board
baby cot
high chair
hairdryer
mobile barbecue
mosquito nets on ground and first floors
vibrating platform
alarm system
villa is located 1 km from the famous Castle of Solfagnano in the municipality of Perugia, the splendid medieval "capital" of Umbria, the geographic, cultural and green heart of Italy, in a position that allows you to easily reach renowned tourist destinations such as Todi, Spoleto, Foligno, Lake Trasimeno and Spello, as well as towns in Tuscany and Marche such as Cortona, Arezzo and Fabriano. The house is only 20 km from Perugia, the cultural and artistic centre of the region, and from Assisi with the famous Basilica of San Francesco while 40 km away is Gubbio, renowned for its handicrafts and historical monuments. Getting around is easy thanks to the E45 highway, just five minutes away by car, the railway station and the airport of Perugia. A few kilometres from the house are the hamlets of Resina and Ponte Pattoli with shops, services and restaurants. The area lends itself to cycling, to long walks on foot or horseback riding along numerous routes, including the beautiful Franciscan Path of Peace that connects Assisi to Gubbio, the Via Francigena, the Cammino di San Benedetto, the Strada dei Castelli Umbri and the Via dei Colli del Trasimeno. For sport fishing enthusiasts, just 1 km from villa is the Carpe Diem pond, for golfers the Antognolla Golf is twenty minutes away by car. Also well known are the "percorsi del gusto” (routes of taste), with one of the best traditional cuisines in all of Italy, an important territory for truffles, the production of extra virgin olive oil and fine wines, including the acclaimed Sagrantino. Other gems not to be missed in the immediate vicinity of villa: the Castle of Solfagnano, dating back to the 14th century, today Villa Bennicelli, famous for the renowned events that it hosts; Badia Celestina, whose abbot became Pope Celestine V and is today a relais among the most renowned; Civitella Benazzone, a medieval borgo founded at the end of the 11th century that dominates a hill to the left of the Tiber; the Castle of Ramazzano, surrounded by high Guelph crenellated walls, with a square-based tower, in the courtyard of which is a 40 m deep well that communicates with the dungeons and basements; the Castle of Morleschio, from where the fire route departed, along which peasants transported firewood for community needs; Montelabate, an old imposing Benedictine abbey with a stupendous cloister leading to the ancient crypt, to the frescoed Sala del Capitolo and to a beautiful cellar.
Airport: Perugia 20 km, Firenze 193 km, Roma 216 km
Train station: Perugia 20 km
Highways: From North: Highway A1 exit Valdichiana 80 km; From South: Highway A1 exit Chiusi-Chianciano Terme 80 km; Freeway E45 exit Resina 4 km
Access roads: 200 m of bumpy asphalt and 200 m of dirt road in good condition
Shops and services: Resina 3,5 km, Ponte Pattoli 5 km, Perugia 20 km
Beaches: Adriatic Sea 150 km
Parking: Inside the property 3 uncovered parking spaces
Altitude: 321 slm
Attractions within 100 km: Umbertide 16 km, Perugia 20 km, Assisi 20 km, Gubbio 40 km, Spello 40 km, Città di Castello 40 km, Foligno 46 km, Lago Trasimeno 50 km, Todi 61 km, Fabriano 68 km, Spoleto 73 km, Cortona 74 km, Orvieto 93 km
Amenities- Alarm system
- Barbecue
- Complimentary WiFi
- LED Smart TV
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
Neighborhood
Description
PRIVATE STRUCTURE (Lease only - CIR CODE: 054039CASAP31689; CIN CODE: IT051017B4AP36NQKF). The villa, in the heart of Umbria, 20 km from Perugia and 1 km from the well-known Castle of Solfagnano, consists of a main house and an annex; two completely distinct structures, both for architectural style and for location in the park. Simple in style and resplendent with the natural beauty of Umbrian wood and stone, the main house is central to the character and spirit of this unique place set in the renowned olive groves and prestigious vineyards of castles, hamlets and abbeys, overlooking the surrounding hills and peaks, such as the Castle of Solfagnano, the Abbazia Celestina and Civitella Benazzone. Situated in the centre of the twenty hectares of land of the Diocesan Institute, obtained from monastic farm buildings, it is a welcoming home, a realm of tranquillity and peace. Built with stones recuperated from the original walls, the house has been carefully and lovingly restructured in recent years under the aegis of the Fine Arts Institute which sealed the end of the works with the date 2005 engraved (thus officially registered and documented) in the stone of the highest buttress of the tower. Today it offers all modern comforts without losing any of its intrinsic rustic charm, enriched by antique furniture, prestigious finishes, elegant tapestries, personalised furnishing accessories, collections, Deruta tiled bathrooms. The numerous original architectural features such as arches, vaulted ceilings, chestnut beams and stone walls create an atmosphere of timeless serenity and remind us of its still-living history: that of a watchtower built in 1194 as protection and garrison of the rich lands of the Resina stream and the Tiber Valley between Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio. Crossing the Italian garden bordered by beds of iceberg roses and the olive grove that delimits the panoramic viewpoint, you go down to the terrace with the swimming pool where the style completely changes on entering the annex. In front of the pool, it is completely interred and embedded in the olive grove above in a surprising total white contemporary concept with glossy resin floors and six metre-long French windows that create a continuum between the solarium with floating laminate paving and the urban-style interior. villa is the perfect residence for those who prefer to abandon themselves to the restorative qualities of nature, open countryside and stunning landscapes in this area that boasts numerous nature reserves, including the breathtaking Monti Sibillini National Park, and to visit places renowned for history, art, culture and food and wine which, however, are not part of the usual known tourist routes. NB. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
THE VILLA HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO A CHECK-UP BY A TECHNICAL RESPONSIBLE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY OF THE DESCRIPTION, ACCESSORIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE AND THEIR PRESENT STATE OF OPERATION/MAINTENANCE, TO GUARANTEE QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORTS TO ALL CLIENTS WHO WILL STAY HERE.
Interior
villa is spread on four floors connected by a practical internal staircase in iron with terracotta steps. On the ground floor, the arched door of the tower opens into the large entrance hall which leads to the kitchen on the left and to the dining room on the right; from the dining room you continue to the large elegant sitting room with comfortable sofas and to the staircase down to the basement. All the rooms on the ground floor have antique terracotta floors and direct exits to the garden through French windows, rendering both the internal and external spaces easily accessible. The large built-in kitchen, brightly-lit and fully-equipped, with worktops, dining table and digital terrestrial TV has direct exit to the courtyard with the outdoor dining area. From the entrance, you ascend the three floors of the tower, all paved with parquet, which with its 160 cm thick walls guarantees a sort of natural air conditioning, keeping the summer temperatures pleasant. The first floor of the tower contains the three bedrooms, all characterised by a different and captivating style: a twin room with queen size box spring beds in a revisited Louis XVI style and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a contemporary double bedroom with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a classic double bedroom with hallway, wardrobes and en-suite bathroom with shower. Going up to the second floor of the tower, a brightly-lit studio facilitates the passage to the third and top floor of the tower which houses a TV room (with Smart Tv) and panoramic windows overlooking the Tiber Valley and the enchanting borgo of Civitella Benazzone. From the sitting room on the ground floor we go down to the terracotta-paved basement with living room with sofas, table and chairs, bathroom with tub, laundry room and exit to an open-air enclosure with stairs that connect it to the large terrace on the ground floor. 60 metres from the house, descending further down, encased under the olive grove, on the same level as the pool, and 5 metres from it, is the ANNEX. An open-plan area that is very brightly-lit, despite being completely underground thanks to the large 6 x 3 m French window, which consists of a living room with Smart TV, kitchen, double bed, bathroom, dressing room and room with extra large wall shower with three independent jets. All the fireplaces are ornamental. All the bedrooms have hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer.
Park
The 6-hectare park of villa lies within the 20 hectares of the grounds of the Diocesan Institute. It consists of grass, arable land and woodland. The 6000 sq m that surround the house, annex, swimming pool, parking area and purtenances are fenced with anti-intrusion netting 120 cm high (not electrified when guests are present) and contain a lawn, an Italian garden, bushes of roses, hydrangeas, oleanders, forsythia, lilacs, a young olive grove, rosemary, fruit trees, oaks and the inevitable cypresses that line the driveway. The kitchen has direct exit out to the courtyard bordered by hydrangeas and roses with barbecue, dining table, chairs and umbrella. The entrance to the house, dominated by the medieval tower, is enriched by two symmetrical beds of pure white iceberg roses that emanate delicate and subtle scents. The open air parking area with space for three cars is located at the end of the dirt road which is accessed through the automatic gate. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool, exposed to the sun all day, occupies a lower terrace with respect to the house which is 60 m away. It is located on the same level as the annex, which is 5 m away. From the house and parking area, it is reached across the garden and down a grass and gravel path. Overlooking the Tiber valley, it enjoys a relaxing view of the hill of Civitella Benazzone. The pool, measuring 16,5 x 5,5 m with the depth varying from 1,40 to 2,20 m, is lined in sand-coloured PVC with a travertine edge and has salt purification and five Roman steps for access to the water. The surrounding sunbathing area, paved in floating laminate and delimited by the lawn, is equipped with sunbeds, a large umbrella, an outdoor seating area and a solar shower. In the annex is a bathroom, a changing room and a room with hot and cold-water showers. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April until the first Saturday in October.
Pets
On request
Fenced-in property
No. Partially with 120 cm high net
Amenities and feature
4 hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer in the bedrooms
internet Wi-Fi connection
digital terrestrial Tv
smart Tv
bluetooth speaker
dishwasher
microwave
american coffee maker
espresso coffee machine
moka
kettle
toaster
squeezer
mixer
blender
hand blender
cantinetta
washing machine
iron and ironing board
baby cot
high chair
hairdryer
mobile barbecue
mosquito nets on ground and first floors
vibrating platform
alarm system
villa is located 1 km from the famous Castle of Solfagnano in the municipality of Perugia, the splendid medieval "capital" of Umbria, the geographic, cultural and green heart of Italy, in a position that allows you to easily reach renowned tourist destinations such as Todi, Spoleto, Foligno, Lake Trasimeno and Spello, as well as towns in Tuscany and Marche such as Cortona, Arezzo and Fabriano. The house is only 20 km from Perugia, the cultural and artistic centre of the region, and from Assisi with the famous Basilica of San Francesco while 40 km away is Gubbio, renowned for its handicrafts and historical monuments. Getting around is easy thanks to the E45 highway, just five minutes away by car, the railway station and the airport of Perugia. A few kilometres from the house are the hamlets of Resina and Ponte Pattoli with shops, services and restaurants. The area lends itself to cycling, to long walks on foot or horseback riding along numerous routes, including the beautiful Franciscan Path of Peace that connects Assisi to Gubbio, the Via Francigena, the Cammino di San Benedetto, the Strada dei Castelli Umbri and the Via dei Colli del Trasimeno. For sport fishing enthusiasts, just 1 km from villa is the Carpe Diem pond, for golfers the Antognolla Golf is twenty minutes away by car. Also well known are the "percorsi del gusto” (routes of taste), with one of the best traditional cuisines in all of Italy, an important territory for truffles, the production of extra virgin olive oil and fine wines, including the acclaimed Sagrantino. Other gems not to be missed in the immediate vicinity of villa: the Castle of Solfagnano, dating back to the 14th century, today Villa Bennicelli, famous for the renowned events that it hosts; Badia Celestina, whose abbot became Pope Celestine V and is today a relais among the most renowned; Civitella Benazzone, a medieval borgo founded at the end of the 11th century that dominates a hill to the left of the Tiber; the Castle of Ramazzano, surrounded by high Guelph crenellated walls, with a square-based tower, in the courtyard of which is a 40 m deep well that communicates with the dungeons and basements; the Castle of Morleschio, from where the fire route departed, along which peasants transported firewood for community needs; Montelabate, an old imposing Benedictine abbey with a stupendous cloister leading to the ancient crypt, to the frescoed Sala del Capitolo and to a beautiful cellar.
Airport: Perugia 20 km, Firenze 193 km, Roma 216 km
Train station: Perugia 20 km
Highways: From North: Highway A1 exit Valdichiana 80 km; From South: Highway A1 exit Chiusi-Chianciano Terme 80 km; Freeway E45 exit Resina 4 km
Access roads: 200 m of bumpy asphalt and 200 m of dirt road in good condition
Shops and services: Resina 3,5 km, Ponte Pattoli 5 km, Perugia 20 km
Beaches: Adriatic Sea 150 km
Parking: Inside the property 3 uncovered parking spaces
Altitude: 321 slm
Attractions within 100 km: Umbertide 16 km, Perugia 20 km, Assisi 20 km, Gubbio 40 km, Spello 40 km, Città di Castello 40 km, Foligno 46 km, Lago Trasimeno 50 km, Todi 61 km, Fabriano 68 km, Spoleto 73 km, Cortona 74 km, Orvieto 93 km
- Alarm system
- Barbecue
- Complimentary WiFi
- LED Smart TV
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
Neighborhood
Restructured Villa in the Heart of Umbria
DescriptionDescription
PRIVATE STRUCTURE (Lease only - CIR CODE: 054039CASAP31689; CIN CODE: IT051017B4AP36NQKF). The villa, in the heart of Umbria, 20 km from Perugia and 1 km from the well-known Castle of Solfagnano, consists of a main house and an annex; two completely distinct structures, both for architectural style and for location in the park. Simple in style and resplendent with the natural beauty of Umbrian wood and stone, the main house is central to the character and spirit of this unique place set in the renowned olive groves and prestigious vineyards of castles, hamlets and abbeys, overlooking the surrounding hills and peaks, such as the Castle of Solfagnano, the Abbazia Celestina and Civitella Benazzone. Situated in the centre of the twenty hectares of land of the Diocesan Institute, obtained from monastic farm buildings, it is a welcoming home, a realm of tranquillity and peace. Built with stones recuperated from the original walls, the house has been carefully and lovingly restructured in recent years under the aegis of the Fine Arts Institute which sealed the end of the works with the date 2005 engraved (thus officially registered and documented) in the stone of the highest buttress of the tower. Today it offers all modern comforts without losing any of its intrinsic rustic charm, enriched by antique furniture, prestigious finishes, elegant tapestries, personalised furnishing accessories, collections, Deruta tiled bathrooms. The numerous original architectural features such as arches, vaulted ceilings, chestnut beams and stone walls create an atmosphere of timeless serenity and remind us of its still-living history: that of a watchtower built in 1194 as protection and garrison of the rich lands of the Resina stream and the Tiber Valley between Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio. Crossing the Italian garden bordered by beds of iceberg roses and the olive grove that delimits the panoramic viewpoint, you go down to the terrace with the swimming pool where the style completely changes on entering the annex. In front of the pool, it is completely interred and embedded in the olive grove above in a surprising total white contemporary concept with glossy resin floors and six metre-long French windows that create a continuum between the solarium with floating laminate paving and the urban-style interior. villa is the perfect residence for those who prefer to abandon themselves to the restorative qualities of nature, open countryside and stunning landscapes in this area that boasts numerous nature reserves, including the breathtaking Monti Sibillini National Park, and to visit places renowned for history, art, culture and food and wine which, however, are not part of the usual known tourist routes. NB. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
THE VILLA HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO A CHECK-UP BY A TECHNICAL RESPONSIBLE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY OF THE DESCRIPTION, ACCESSORIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE AND THEIR PRESENT STATE OF OPERATION/MAINTENANCE, TO GUARANTEE QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORTS TO ALL CLIENTS WHO WILL STAY HERE.
Interior
villa is spread on four floors connected by a practical internal staircase in iron with terracotta steps. On the ground floor, the arched door of the tower opens into the large entrance hall which leads to the kitchen on the left and to the dining room on the right; from the dining room you continue to the large elegant sitting room with comfortable sofas and to the staircase down to the basement. All the rooms on the ground floor have antique terracotta floors and direct exits to the garden through French windows, rendering both the internal and external spaces easily accessible. The large built-in kitchen, brightly-lit and fully-equipped, with worktops, dining table and digital terrestrial TV has direct exit to the courtyard with the outdoor dining area. From the entrance, you ascend the three floors of the tower, all paved with parquet, which with its 160 cm thick walls guarantees a sort of natural air conditioning, keeping the summer temperatures pleasant. The first floor of the tower contains the three bedrooms, all characterised by a different and captivating style: a twin room with queen size box spring beds in a revisited Louis XVI style and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a contemporary double bedroom with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a classic double bedroom with hallway, wardrobes and en-suite bathroom with shower. Going up to the second floor of the tower, a brightly-lit studio facilitates the passage to the third and top floor of the tower which houses a TV room (with Smart Tv) and panoramic windows overlooking the Tiber Valley and the enchanting borgo of Civitella Benazzone. From the sitting room on the ground floor we go down to the terracotta-paved basement with living room with sofas, table and chairs, bathroom with tub, laundry room and exit to an open-air enclosure with stairs that connect it to the large terrace on the ground floor. 60 metres from the house, descending further down, encased under the olive grove, on the same level as the pool, and 5 metres from it, is the ANNEX. An open-plan area that is very brightly-lit, despite being completely underground thanks to the large 6 x 3 m French window, which consists of a living room with Smart TV, kitchen, double bed, bathroom, dressing room and room with extra large wall shower with three independent jets. All the fireplaces are ornamental. All the bedrooms have hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer.
Park
The 6-hectare park of villa lies within the 20 hectares of the grounds of the Diocesan Institute. It consists of grass, arable land and woodland. The 6000 sq m that surround the house, annex, swimming pool, parking area and purtenances are fenced with anti-intrusion netting 120 cm high (not electrified when guests are present) and contain a lawn, an Italian garden, bushes of roses, hydrangeas, oleanders, forsythia, lilacs, a young olive grove, rosemary, fruit trees, oaks and the inevitable cypresses that line the driveway. The kitchen has direct exit out to the courtyard bordered by hydrangeas and roses with barbecue, dining table, chairs and umbrella. The entrance to the house, dominated by the medieval tower, is enriched by two symmetrical beds of pure white iceberg roses that emanate delicate and subtle scents. The open air parking area with space for three cars is located at the end of the dirt road which is accessed through the automatic gate. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool, exposed to the sun all day, occupies a lower terrace with respect to the house which is 60 m away. It is located on the same level as the annex, which is 5 m away. From the house and parking area, it is reached across the garden and down a grass and gravel path. Overlooking the Tiber valley, it enjoys a relaxing view of the hill of Civitella Benazzone. The pool, measuring 16,5 x 5,5 m with the depth varying from 1,40 to 2,20 m, is lined in sand-coloured PVC with a travertine edge and has salt purification and five Roman steps for access to the water. The surrounding sunbathing area, paved in floating laminate and delimited by the lawn, is equipped with sunbeds, a large umbrella, an outdoor seating area and a solar shower. In the annex is a bathroom, a changing room and a room with hot and cold-water showers. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April until the first Saturday in October.
Pets
On request
Fenced-in property
No. Partially with 120 cm high net
Amenities and feature
4 hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer in the bedrooms
internet Wi-Fi connection
digital terrestrial Tv
smart Tv
bluetooth speaker
dishwasher
microwave
american coffee maker
espresso coffee machine
moka
kettle
toaster
squeezer
mixer
blender
hand blender
cantinetta
washing machine
iron and ironing board
baby cot
high chair
hairdryer
mobile barbecue
mosquito nets on ground and first floors
vibrating platform
alarm system
villa is located 1 km from the famous Castle of Solfagnano in the municipality of Perugia, the splendid medieval "capital" of Umbria, the geographic, cultural and green heart of Italy, in a position that allows you to easily reach renowned tourist destinations such as Todi, Spoleto, Foligno, Lake Trasimeno and Spello, as well as towns in Tuscany and Marche such as Cortona, Arezzo and Fabriano. The house is only 20 km from Perugia, the cultural and artistic centre of the region, and from Assisi with the famous Basilica of San Francesco while 40 km away is Gubbio, renowned for its handicrafts and historical monuments. Getting around is easy thanks to the E45 highway, just five minutes away by car, the railway station and the airport of Perugia. A few kilometres from the house are the hamlets of Resina and Ponte Pattoli with shops, services and restaurants. The area lends itself to cycling, to long walks on foot or horseback riding along numerous routes, including the beautiful Franciscan Path of Peace that connects Assisi to Gubbio, the Via Francigena, the Cammino di San Benedetto, the Strada dei Castelli Umbri and the Via dei Colli del Trasimeno. For sport fishing enthusiasts, just 1 km from villa is the Carpe Diem pond, for golfers the Antognolla Golf is twenty minutes away by car. Also well known are the "percorsi del gusto” (routes of taste), with one of the best traditional cuisines in all of Italy, an important territory for truffles, the production of extra virgin olive oil and fine wines, including the acclaimed Sagrantino. Other gems not to be missed in the immediate vicinity of villa: the Castle of Solfagnano, dating back to the 14th century, today Villa Bennicelli, famous for the renowned events that it hosts; Badia Celestina, whose abbot became Pope Celestine V and is today a relais among the most renowned; Civitella Benazzone, a medieval borgo founded at the end of the 11th century that dominates a hill to the left of the Tiber; the Castle of Ramazzano, surrounded by high Guelph crenellated walls, with a square-based tower, in the courtyard of which is a 40 m deep well that communicates with the dungeons and basements; the Castle of Morleschio, from where the fire route departed, along which peasants transported firewood for community needs; Montelabate, an old imposing Benedictine abbey with a stupendous cloister leading to the ancient crypt, to the frescoed Sala del Capitolo and to a beautiful cellar.
Airport: Perugia 20 km, Firenze 193 km, Roma 216 km
Train station: Perugia 20 km
Highways: From North: Highway A1 exit Valdichiana 80 km; From South: Highway A1 exit Chiusi-Chianciano Terme 80 km; Freeway E45 exit Resina 4 km
Access roads: 200 m of bumpy asphalt and 200 m of dirt road in good condition
Shops and services: Resina 3,5 km, Ponte Pattoli 5 km, Perugia 20 km
Beaches: Adriatic Sea 150 km
Parking: Inside the property 3 uncovered parking spaces
Altitude: 321 slm
Attractions within 100 km: Umbertide 16 km, Perugia 20 km, Assisi 20 km, Gubbio 40 km, Spello 40 km, Città di Castello 40 km, Foligno 46 km, Lago Trasimeno 50 km, Todi 61 km, Fabriano 68 km, Spoleto 73 km, Cortona 74 km, Orvieto 93 km
Amenities- Alarm system
- Barbecue
- Complimentary WiFi
- LED Smart TV
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
Neighborhood
Description
PRIVATE STRUCTURE (Lease only - CIR CODE: 054039CASAP31689; CIN CODE: IT051017B4AP36NQKF). The villa, in the heart of Umbria, 20 km from Perugia and 1 km from the well-known Castle of Solfagnano, consists of a main house and an annex; two completely distinct structures, both for architectural style and for location in the park. Simple in style and resplendent with the natural beauty of Umbrian wood and stone, the main house is central to the character and spirit of this unique place set in the renowned olive groves and prestigious vineyards of castles, hamlets and abbeys, overlooking the surrounding hills and peaks, such as the Castle of Solfagnano, the Abbazia Celestina and Civitella Benazzone. Situated in the centre of the twenty hectares of land of the Diocesan Institute, obtained from monastic farm buildings, it is a welcoming home, a realm of tranquillity and peace. Built with stones recuperated from the original walls, the house has been carefully and lovingly restructured in recent years under the aegis of the Fine Arts Institute which sealed the end of the works with the date 2005 engraved (thus officially registered and documented) in the stone of the highest buttress of the tower. Today it offers all modern comforts without losing any of its intrinsic rustic charm, enriched by antique furniture, prestigious finishes, elegant tapestries, personalised furnishing accessories, collections, Deruta tiled bathrooms. The numerous original architectural features such as arches, vaulted ceilings, chestnut beams and stone walls create an atmosphere of timeless serenity and remind us of its still-living history: that of a watchtower built in 1194 as protection and garrison of the rich lands of the Resina stream and the Tiber Valley between Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio. Crossing the Italian garden bordered by beds of iceberg roses and the olive grove that delimits the panoramic viewpoint, you go down to the terrace with the swimming pool where the style completely changes on entering the annex. In front of the pool, it is completely interred and embedded in the olive grove above in a surprising total white contemporary concept with glossy resin floors and six metre-long French windows that create a continuum between the solarium with floating laminate paving and the urban-style interior. villa is the perfect residence for those who prefer to abandon themselves to the restorative qualities of nature, open countryside and stunning landscapes in this area that boasts numerous nature reserves, including the breathtaking Monti Sibillini National Park, and to visit places renowned for history, art, culture and food and wine which, however, are not part of the usual known tourist routes. NB. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
THE VILLA HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO A CHECK-UP BY A TECHNICAL RESPONSIBLE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY OF THE DESCRIPTION, ACCESSORIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE AND THEIR PRESENT STATE OF OPERATION/MAINTENANCE, TO GUARANTEE QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORTS TO ALL CLIENTS WHO WILL STAY HERE.
Interior
villa is spread on four floors connected by a practical internal staircase in iron with terracotta steps. On the ground floor, the arched door of the tower opens into the large entrance hall which leads to the kitchen on the left and to the dining room on the right; from the dining room you continue to the large elegant sitting room with comfortable sofas and to the staircase down to the basement. All the rooms on the ground floor have antique terracotta floors and direct exits to the garden through French windows, rendering both the internal and external spaces easily accessible. The large built-in kitchen, brightly-lit and fully-equipped, with worktops, dining table and digital terrestrial TV has direct exit to the courtyard with the outdoor dining area. From the entrance, you ascend the three floors of the tower, all paved with parquet, which with its 160 cm thick walls guarantees a sort of natural air conditioning, keeping the summer temperatures pleasant. The first floor of the tower contains the three bedrooms, all characterised by a different and captivating style: a twin room with queen size box spring beds in a revisited Louis XVI style and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a contemporary double bedroom with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with extra large shower; a classic double bedroom with hallway, wardrobes and en-suite bathroom with shower. Going up to the second floor of the tower, a brightly-lit studio facilitates the passage to the third and top floor of the tower which houses a TV room (with Smart Tv) and panoramic windows overlooking the Tiber Valley and the enchanting borgo of Civitella Benazzone. From the sitting room on the ground floor we go down to the terracotta-paved basement with living room with sofas, table and chairs, bathroom with tub, laundry room and exit to an open-air enclosure with stairs that connect it to the large terrace on the ground floor. 60 metres from the house, descending further down, encased under the olive grove, on the same level as the pool, and 5 metres from it, is the ANNEX. An open-plan area that is very brightly-lit, despite being completely underground thanks to the large 6 x 3 m French window, which consists of a living room with Smart TV, kitchen, double bed, bathroom, dressing room and room with extra large wall shower with three independent jets. All the fireplaces are ornamental. All the bedrooms have hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer.
Park
The 6-hectare park of villa lies within the 20 hectares of the grounds of the Diocesan Institute. It consists of grass, arable land and woodland. The 6000 sq m that surround the house, annex, swimming pool, parking area and purtenances are fenced with anti-intrusion netting 120 cm high (not electrified when guests are present) and contain a lawn, an Italian garden, bushes of roses, hydrangeas, oleanders, forsythia, lilacs, a young olive grove, rosemary, fruit trees, oaks and the inevitable cypresses that line the driveway. The kitchen has direct exit out to the courtyard bordered by hydrangeas and roses with barbecue, dining table, chairs and umbrella. The entrance to the house, dominated by the medieval tower, is enriched by two symmetrical beds of pure white iceberg roses that emanate delicate and subtle scents. The open air parking area with space for three cars is located at the end of the dirt road which is accessed through the automatic gate. Next to the house is the Romanesque church of the diocese, with its attractive bell tower that is no longer officiated so no bell will disturb the relaxation and quiet of villa. The farm worker's house, thirty metres from the parking area, is separated by a thick hedge, thus guaranteeing complete privacy.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool, exposed to the sun all day, occupies a lower terrace with respect to the house which is 60 m away. It is located on the same level as the annex, which is 5 m away. From the house and parking area, it is reached across the garden and down a grass and gravel path. Overlooking the Tiber valley, it enjoys a relaxing view of the hill of Civitella Benazzone. The pool, measuring 16,5 x 5,5 m with the depth varying from 1,40 to 2,20 m, is lined in sand-coloured PVC with a travertine edge and has salt purification and five Roman steps for access to the water. The surrounding sunbathing area, paved in floating laminate and delimited by the lawn, is equipped with sunbeds, a large umbrella, an outdoor seating area and a solar shower. In the annex is a bathroom, a changing room and a room with hot and cold-water showers. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April until the first Saturday in October.
Pets
On request
Fenced-in property
No. Partially with 120 cm high net
Amenities and feature
4 hydronic portable fans with Argo Polifemo Ion hydronizer in the bedrooms
internet Wi-Fi connection
digital terrestrial Tv
smart Tv
bluetooth speaker
dishwasher
microwave
american coffee maker
espresso coffee machine
moka
kettle
toaster
squeezer
mixer
blender
hand blender
cantinetta
washing machine
iron and ironing board
baby cot
high chair
hairdryer
mobile barbecue
mosquito nets on ground and first floors
vibrating platform
alarm system
villa is located 1 km from the famous Castle of Solfagnano in the municipality of Perugia, the splendid medieval "capital" of Umbria, the geographic, cultural and green heart of Italy, in a position that allows you to easily reach renowned tourist destinations such as Todi, Spoleto, Foligno, Lake Trasimeno and Spello, as well as towns in Tuscany and Marche such as Cortona, Arezzo and Fabriano. The house is only 20 km from Perugia, the cultural and artistic centre of the region, and from Assisi with the famous Basilica of San Francesco while 40 km away is Gubbio, renowned for its handicrafts and historical monuments. Getting around is easy thanks to the E45 highway, just five minutes away by car, the railway station and the airport of Perugia. A few kilometres from the house are the hamlets of Resina and Ponte Pattoli with shops, services and restaurants. The area lends itself to cycling, to long walks on foot or horseback riding along numerous routes, including the beautiful Franciscan Path of Peace that connects Assisi to Gubbio, the Via Francigena, the Cammino di San Benedetto, the Strada dei Castelli Umbri and the Via dei Colli del Trasimeno. For sport fishing enthusiasts, just 1 km from villa is the Carpe Diem pond, for golfers the Antognolla Golf is twenty minutes away by car. Also well known are the "percorsi del gusto” (routes of taste), with one of the best traditional cuisines in all of Italy, an important territory for truffles, the production of extra virgin olive oil and fine wines, including the acclaimed Sagrantino. Other gems not to be missed in the immediate vicinity of villa: the Castle of Solfagnano, dating back to the 14th century, today Villa Bennicelli, famous for the renowned events that it hosts; Badia Celestina, whose abbot became Pope Celestine V and is today a relais among the most renowned; Civitella Benazzone, a medieval borgo founded at the end of the 11th century that dominates a hill to the left of the Tiber; the Castle of Ramazzano, surrounded by high Guelph crenellated walls, with a square-based tower, in the courtyard of which is a 40 m deep well that communicates with the dungeons and basements; the Castle of Morleschio, from where the fire route departed, along which peasants transported firewood for community needs; Montelabate, an old imposing Benedictine abbey with a stupendous cloister leading to the ancient crypt, to the frescoed Sala del Capitolo and to a beautiful cellar.
Airport: Perugia 20 km, Firenze 193 km, Roma 216 km
Train station: Perugia 20 km
Highways: From North: Highway A1 exit Valdichiana 80 km; From South: Highway A1 exit Chiusi-Chianciano Terme 80 km; Freeway E45 exit Resina 4 km
Access roads: 200 m of bumpy asphalt and 200 m of dirt road in good condition
Shops and services: Resina 3,5 km, Ponte Pattoli 5 km, Perugia 20 km
Beaches: Adriatic Sea 150 km
Parking: Inside the property 3 uncovered parking spaces
Altitude: 321 slm
Attractions within 100 km: Umbertide 16 km, Perugia 20 km, Assisi 20 km, Gubbio 40 km, Spello 40 km, Città di Castello 40 km, Foligno 46 km, Lago Trasimeno 50 km, Todi 61 km, Fabriano 68 km, Spoleto 73 km, Cortona 74 km, Orvieto 93 km
- Alarm system
- Barbecue
- Complimentary WiFi
- LED Smart TV
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
Neighborhood
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