Property Description

Amazing and antique fortress for sale in Umbria, with an historical little hamlet of 1200 sqm. The main house (1000 sqm): on the ground floor, we find a large living room with brick vaults, a music room, a billiard room, an open space with sofas, a studio, a dining room with kitchen, a gym, a bar with direct access to the swimming pool, a game room with table football, a large storage room, a locker room with bathroom, a bedroom and a bathroom with shower; on the noble floorr, there is a large living room with sofas, a TV room, fireplace, a dining room with kitchenette, a large bedroom and a bathroom with shower; on the first floor we have a large living room, a queen.size bedroom, a bathroom, a studio with fireplace and a laundry room; on the second floor there is an attic with wooden ceilings, with a studio/library, two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. The guesthouse spreads over a surface of 140 sqm and it is composed by a living room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. The property is surrounded by 6 ha of land, divided into flat areas, woods, lawns and a olive grove, in which there is a swimming pool with solarium and two gazebos, a barbecue, a oven, a parking and a bowls area. Furthermore, it is possible to create a golf course. At the border, there are the ruins of a small church and a steeple, dating back to 12th century. The property has wonderful views overlooking valleys and green woods.

Location

The property is located between Fabro and Orvieto, overlooking the Val di Chiana in the Umbrian countryside. The villa is 3 kilometers from the nearest village, Ficulle, where there are restaurants and a castle. Adventurous guests who wish to hike to the village can do so on a hilly 4 km/2.5-mile path through the woods. Just 18 km away is the scenic medieval town of Orvieto, which is perched atop a large volcanic rock formation with vertical cliffs and offers some of the best views in the country. The town has many shops, cafes and restaurants. The famous Gothic Duomo dates back to the 13th ce