Charming 18th-century farmhouse (103 sq.m.), boasting an exceptional panoramic setting. This beautifully restored property with its exposed wooden beams and terracotta tiles, sits atop a hill, commanding magnificent views of the valley, with the Radicofani fortress ahead, Mount Amiata to the left, and Mount Cetona to the right. The estate encompasses 2.7 hectares of land, featuring 70 mature olive trees.br>br>The property lies 800 metres from Celle sul Rigo, an enchanting medieval settlement with just over 350 residents, offering all vital amenities. A mere 5.5 km away stands San Casciano dei Bagni, a thermal resort distinguished not only for its therapeutic waters and prestigious wellness centre and spa but also for significant recent Etruscan-Roman archaeological discoveries, which are prompting the establishment of a national museum of remarkable importance.br>br>The farmhouse comprises:br>br>* Ground floor: reception room with fireplace and rear terrace access, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom.br>* First floor: 2 double bedrooms and bathroom. Access to the first floor is available both internally and via the spacious external loggia.br>br>The property features LPG gas, mains water, and Wi-Fi connectivity.br>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Celle sul Rigo 800 mbr>San Casciano dei Bagni 5.5 kmbr>Acquapendente 23 kmbr>Siena 84 kmbr>Florence 145 kmbr>Rome 168 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Florence 163 kmbr>Rome 177 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Lido di Tarquinia 96 kmbr>Porto Santo Stefano 110 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Bolsena 38 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway, Fabro exit 25 kmbr>br>Region: Tuscanybr>br>------------br>br>Tuscany: Val d'Orciabr>br>Val d'Orcia's cultural landscape reflects Renaissance humanist principles from the 14th and 15th centuries. The area features fortified hilltop towns along the Via Francigena, the ancient pilgrimage route to Rome. Under Siena's influence, artists' depictions of the 'perfect landscape' in frescoes inspired actual environmental modifications.br>br>The region showcases extraordinary diversity with its patchwork of fields, vineyards, and distinctive clay hills forming characteristic gullies and rounded reliefs. The extinct volcanoes of Radicofani and Monte Amiata have enriched the soil, whilst thermal springs dot the landscape.br>br>The iconic cypress trees create visual harmony, standing as natural landmarks that have become synonymous with the Tuscan countryside.br>br>Celle sul Rigobr>br>Situated in the captivating Val d'Orcia, Celle sul Rigo serves as a remarkable haven where historic stone streets, spectacular views, and time-honoured traditions weave together to create an indelible experience.br>br>This charming settlement, famous for its traditional Sagra dei Pici celebration, captures the spirit of genuine flavours and warm hospitality, set against the backdrop of rolling Tuscan hills and the commanding presence of Monte Amiata.br>br>In close proximity, San Casciano dei Bagni enhances the region's charm with its ancient thermal waters, valued since Roman times, and significant Etruscan discoveries that have revolutionised our knowledge of classical antiquity. Here, curative springs and archaeological wonders combine to create a mesmerising, timeless atmosphere.br>br>Celle sul Rigo, with its Etruscan roots, has maintained a crucial strategic position overlooking the Val di Paglia and routes to Rome, specifically along the Via Francigena between the Novella and Torricella inns.br>br>Initially under the Visconti di Campiglia domain, the "Castrum de Cellis" was positioned between Siena and Orvieto. The Salimbeni family acquired it in the late 14th century before it became part of Siena in 1418.br>br>During the Grand Duchy of Tuscany era, Celle thrived as an agricultural hub, where local nobility built sophisticated mansions and a fortress commanding the valleys.br>br>A significant landslide in the late 18th century demolished the fortress and portions of the village. Currently, the surviving Tower surveys a varied landscape from Mount Cetona to Mount Amiata, safeguarding its historical legacy and customs.br>br>Living in these surroundings means embracing a way of life rich in craftsmanship, history, and authentic character—where every instant connects past with present.br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Pienza: The Renaissance Ideal Citybr>* Montalcino: Home of Brunello Winebr>* San Quirico d'Orcia: Authentic Tuscan Atmospherebr>* Bagno Vignoni: Thermal Waters and Medieval Charmbr>* Montepulciano: Wine and Renaissance Splendour Want to know more?
Nestled in the historic heart of Celle sul Rigo, just a short distance from San Casciano dei Bagni, this charming apartment (60 sq.m.) offers an authentic Tuscan village lifestyle, where history and tradition intertwine. The property's prime location near the village's scenic viewpoint provides exceptional opportunities for leisurely strolls and magnificent vistas.br>br>Positioned on the second storey of a historic building, this residence overlooks an enchanting piazza. The property showcases original terracotta flooring and striking exposed wooden beams.br>br>The well-designed open-plan living space encompasses three distinct zones: a sitting area, dining section, and kitchen, all benefiting from generous windows that flood the space with natural light. The bathroom features excellent illumination through its window. Whilst the two bedrooms lack external windows, cleverly positioned transom windows above the interior doors ensure proper ventilation.br>br>The residence includes a spacious attic area, ideal for storage or future development possibilities.br>br>The property comes complete with all furnishings shown in photographs, including the recently installed kitchen from four years ago. The roof underwent renovation ten years ago, and a new boiler was fitted two years ago.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* original terracotta tilesbr>* exposed beamsbr>* beautiful viewsbr>br>* original terracotta tilesbr>br>* exposed beamsbr>br>* beautiful views Want to know more?
Small, 2-storey stone-built house (approximately 50 sq.m.) recently renovated. The combination of ancient and modern, with exposed stone on some walls, exposed wooden beams painted white to brighten the room and modern terracotta flooring creates a warm and welcoming environment.br>br>The ground floor has an open plan living area with a characteristic stone fireplace, and a kitchenette.br>br>The first floor is made up of a double bedroom and bathroom.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* exposed wooden beamsbr>* terracotta tilesbr>* fireplacebr>br>* exposed wooden beamsbr>br>* terracotta tilesbr>br>* fireplace Want to know more?
This charming property, renovated in 2023, comprises a two-storey farmhouse (approximately 200 sq.m.) and 6,000 sq.m. of grounds. The house showcases traditional elements including exposed timber beams, terracotta tiles, and a period fireplace in the sitting room. A stunning panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views across Civita di Bagnoregio and the Calanchi valley, whilst being merely 2 km from San Michele in Teverina village.br>br>The property comprises:br>br>Ground floor: large sitting room, dining room, generous kitchen with pantry, study, and shower room.br>br>First floor: master bedroom featuring stone fireplace and ensuite bathroom, second double bedroom with ensuite, third double bedroom, and family bathroom with tub.br>br>The property includes two traditional cellars and covered parking.br>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Castiglione in Teverina 7 kmbr>Bagnoregio 13 kmbr>Montefiascone 22 kmbr>Orvieto 29 kmbr>Viterbo 30 kmbr>Perugia 82 kmbr>Rome 107 kmbr>Florence 183 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Perugia 83 kmbr>Rome 130 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Tarquinia Lido 82 Kmbr>Marina di Pescia Romana 85 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Bolsena 25 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway, Attigliano exit 19 kmbr>br>Region: Latiumbr>br>------------br>br>Lazio: Civitella D'Aglianobr>br>Just off the Teverina road, nestled amidst enchanting woods and picturesque vineyards, lies a hidden gem of a village, Civitella D'Agliano. With its narrow streets, charming houses, and small loggias, its medieval origins are evident in every corner of the village.br>br>As you wander through its streets, you'll encounter ancient stone buildings adorned with intricate architectural details. The village square is home to a charming church that stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the area.br>br>Perched atop the clay tongues and sandy terrain of the Valle dei Calanchi, this tranquil village offers a haven of silence, vibrant floral colours, and the nostalgic aromas of ancient recipes. It's a place where children still play hide and seek in the alleys, and elderly women gather outside their houses on warm summer evenings for a leisurely chat.br>br>No wonder Civitella D'Agliano has become a muse for artists, attracting painters, sculptors, and filmmakers from all corners of the globe who showcase their works in its beautiful squares during the summer season.br>br>Civitella D'Agliano is a hidden treasure, waiting to be discovered. Whether you're an art lover, a history enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this medieval village offers an enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Immerse yourself in its timeless beauty, savour the flavours of tradition, and let Civitella D'Agliano weave its magic around you.br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Bomarzo, Parco dei Mostri (Park of the Monsters) 20 kmbr>* Viterbo, Terme dei Papi (thermal spa) 33 kmbr>* Orte, Terme di Orte (thermal spa) 34 kmbr>* Bagnoregio, Civita di Bagnoregio (The dying city) 14 kmbr>* Celleno, Il borgo fantasma (The ghost village) 14 kmbr>* Sant'Angelo, Il paese delle fiabe (The village of fairy tales) 6 km Want to know more?
This distinguished, historic stone-built, country house (approximately 325 sq.m.) dates back to the mid-16th century, as documented in local archives. The property has undergone thoughtful restoration using traditional materials and methods, featuring characteristic exposed timber beams and terracotta tiles. The estate encompasses a secure, expansive garden (roughly 10,000 sq.m.) adorned with mature cypress trees, olive trees, and decorative shrubs. The grounds include a swimming pool (12 x 6 m), garage facilities, and ample parking.br>br>The property commands an exceptional elevated position, with sweeping views extending from Mount Cetona to Mount Amiata and the Castle of Radicofani and is situated just a short distance from the medieval hamlet of Celle sul Rigo and a brief journey from San Casciano dei Bagni's thermal springs. The residence comprises:br>br>Ground floor: welcoming reception room with fireplace, offering dual garden access and a scenic veranda, two generously proportioned double bedrooms, each with private shower facilities, one featuring garden entry, and a substantial kitchen opening onto the grounds.br>br>First floor: master bedroom accessing a spacious balcony with magnificent valley vistas, complete with en-suite featuring bath and shower; additional double bedroom with private bath suite; compact kitchen; and intimate terrace overlooking the pool area and valley, dominated by Mount Amiata's presence.br>br>Basement: expansive multipurpose space and utility room.br>br>The property further benefits from over 10 hectares of land, partially devoted to vineyards.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* swimming poolbr>* stone-builtbr>* exposed beamsbr>* terracottabr>* fireplacebr>* landbr>br>* swimming poolbr>* terracottabr>br>* stone-builtbr>* fireplacebr>br>* exposed beamsbr>* land Want to know more?
This charming estate, comprising two semi-detached residences, sits in a commanding position with breathtaking vistas, mere kilometres from Viterbo's centre. The principal residence (approximately 190 sq. m.) and the companion property (roughly 140 sq. m.) are nestled within a meticulously maintained, enclosed garden (3,413 sq. m.).br>br>The principal residence features:br>br>Ground floor: expansive open-concept living/dining space with an impressive brick hearth, fitted kitchen, and a washroom with laundry facilities.br>br>First floor: primary suite with en-suite facilities including a Jacuzzi bath, two well-proportioned double bedrooms, and a shower room. Each bedroom boasts parquet flooring. A generous viewing balcony completes this level.br>br>The companion residence comprises:br>br>Ground floor: family room (40 sq. m.) showcasing traditional basalt stone flooring.br>br>First floor: reception room with fireplace, dining space, compact kitchen, and washroom.br>br>Second floor: master bedroom featuring a characteristic vaulted ceiling, secondary bedroom, and bathroom with tub.br>br>This property presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a residence with commercial possibilities.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* 2 propertiesbr>* large fenced gardenbr>* fireplacesbr>* spectacular viewsbr>br>* 2 propertiesbr>* spectacular viewsbr>br>* large fenced gardenbr>br>* fireplaces Want to know more?
This exceptional estate (buildings totalling 400 sq.m.) is accessible via a gravel road winding through picturesque countryside. The property comprises six charming cottages, each meticulously restored to reflect authentic Tuscan design principles. The grounds feature an elegant swimming pool (12 x 6 m.) offering panoramic countryside vistas, complemented by a well-appointed gazebo and a curated botanical garden.br>br>Property 1br>Ground floor: living room with doors onto garden, kitchen with doors onto loggia, and bathroombr>First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroombr>br>Property 2br>Ground floor: a large living room with kitchenette and doors onto the loggiabr>First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroombr>br>Property 3br>Ground floor property made up a bedroom/living area with doors onto the loggia, a kitchenette and bathroombr>br>Property 4br>Ground floor: living room with kitchenette and doors onto the loggiabr>First floor: two double bedrooms and bathroombr>br>Property 5br>Ground floor: living room and kitchen both with doors onto the loggia, and a bathroombr>First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroombr>br>Property 6br>This is the largest property and is laid out on the ground floor. There is a living room with a mezzanine, kitchen, exit to the loggia, two bathrooms, and two double bedrooms.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* swimming poolbr>br>* swimming pool Want to know more?
This property is located in the heart of the Calanchi Valley, on the border between Lazio, Umbria and Tuscany. The valley is famous for it unique landscape created by water erosion of the clay, and its woods of ancient oaks and olive groves. It is a truely unique property, located in a peaceful, open position, with a stone and tuff cladding, surrounded by 6,000 sq. m. of land containing an elegant Italian garden.br>br>The villa, an historic sixteenth century building, renovated using bio-architectural principals, has not lost any of its magical atmosphere, retaining the echoes of the previous generations.br>br>During the renovation many of the original features were kept and carefully sourced materials from local artisans, such as terracotta tiles, mosaics, and specially chosen wood for beams were used when necessary.br>br>The 2-storey villa of about 210 sq. m. also has a 2-roomed apartment which is presently being used as a study and library but could also be used as separate living accommodation. The property is composed of:br>br>Ground floor: a reception room, a large kitchen in typical rustic style with fireplace, a cosy living room with fireplacebr>br>First floor: 2 bedrooms, one walk through room that could be used either as a study or a bedroom, 1 bathroombr>br>Apartment: 2 rooms, a bathroombr>br>Basement: marvellous cellar, carved into the rock, including the villa's private wine cellar.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* Italian gardenbr>* bio-architecture renovationbr>* exposed wooden beamsbr>* fireplacebr>br>* Italian gardenbr>* fireplacebr>br>* bio-architecture renovationbr>br>* exposed wooden beams Want to know more?
This exquisitely restored duplex apartment (120 sq.m.) on the second floor weaves a captivating medieval narrative through its thoughtful preservation. The minimalist renovation philosophy celebrates authenticity, with carefully exposed original stonework narrating centuries of history. The magnificent wooden ceiling commands attention, whilst ancient wall recesses whisper tales of past residents who, through time, have lovingly transformed this space into a distinguished historical sanctuary.br>br>The apartment is composed of:br>br>First level: living / dining room with a feature fireplace, kitchen, study and bathroombr>br>Second level: double bedroom, second bedroom with mezzanine, bathroom and french doors leading to the terrace.br>br>Terrace: This outdoor sanctuary, sheltered by the historic centre's rooftops, functions as an extension of the living space, offering open-air living.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* Terracebr>* exposed wooden beamsbr>* original featuresbr>* exposed stone workbr>* feature fireplacebr>br>* Terracebr>* exposed stone workbr>br>* exposed wooden beamsbr>* feature fireplacebr>br>* original features Want to know more?
This unique villa is perched in a commanding position within Seggiano's picturesque countryside. The residence (260 sq.m.) is nestled amongst flourishing olive and fruit trees, accessible via a well-maintained gravel track with an automated entrance gate. The property includes 3 hectares of land.br>br>The villa showcases superior craftsmanship throughout, constructed exclusively with premium local materials including stone, timber, and terracotta. The property spans three levels plus a mezzanine space, providing generous living areas perfect for those seeking privacy and serenity. The heating system operates on diesel/pellets, whilst solar thermal panels supply hot water.br>br>Ground floor: spacious living room, large dining room featuring a magnificent 16th-century carved stone fireplace, kitchen, pantry, double bedroom with garden access, spacious bathroom with shower, laundry facilities, exercise room with sauna and jacuzzi.br>br>First floor: generous living room with exposed beams and an elegant period fireplace, plus a roomy mezzanine. Two french doors open onto a porticoed area offering extensive living space overlooking the countryside and olive grove. Two double bedrooms, one incorporating a mezzanine, bathroom with large shower.br>br>Basement: cellar, technical room, bathroom, storage area, and garage.br>br>Outside: swimming pool (11x6 m) with gazebo and changing facilities including shower, enclosed garden with olive and fruit trees.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* poolbr>* olive grovebr>* fruit orchardbr>* antique fireplacesbr>* exposed beamsbr>br>* poolbr>* antique fireplacesbr>br>* olive grovebr>* exposed beamsbr>br>* fruit orchard Want to know more?
Located in the heart of the small town of Grotte Santo Stefano, this large apartment (180 sq.m.), with an independent entrance, boasts an exceptional private location and breathtaking views.br>br>Ideal for large families, this home is both spacious and inviting, with carefully fashioned rooms that make good use of all the space. As you step inside, you'll be impressed by the high ceilings, generous spaces, and the abundance of natural light streaming through the windows.br>br>Attention to detail is evident throughout, with the porcelain tiles seamlessly complementing the warm tones of the walls, featuring attractive stone accents and the elegant wooden and wrought iron staircase creates a beautiful feature.br>br>First level: double living / dining room with French windows leading to balcony with fantastic views, spacious kitchen with stone fireplace and large French window opening on to a balcony. Double bedroom, bathroom with shower.br>br>Second level: master bedroom with private balcony, double bedroom, bedroom, laundry room, spacious bathroom with jacuzzi.br>br>Basement: accessed via an automatic gate leading to a 39 sq.m. garage and a small kitchen with wood burning oven and stone fireplace.br>br>Covered parking space for 2 cars, photovoltaic panels and condensing boiler.br>br>What's around this property*br>br>* Public transport: Bus 200 m and train station 500 mbr>* Shops: 2 supermarkets within 500 m, butchers 800 mbr>* Pharmacy: 650 mbr>* Banks / post office: Post Office 800 m, bank 500 mbr>* Eating out: 1 restaurant 650 m and 4 bars within 1 kmbr>* Sports activities: Gym 1 km, horse riding 4.2 kmbr>* Schools: Primary and secondary school 500 mbr>* Hospital: Montefiascone hospital 12 km, Viterbo Belcolle hospital 19 kmbr>* Veterinary surgery: 800 mbr>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Bagnoregio 18 kmbr>Attigliano 18 kmbr>Viterbo 21 kmbr>Lubriano 22 kmbr>Orvieto 41 kmbr>Rome 102 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Rome 135 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Tarquinia 61 kmbr>Montalto di Castro 64 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Bolsena 20 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway, Attigliano 18 kmbr>br>Region: Latiumbr>br>------------br>br>Upper Lazio: Grotte Santo Stefanobr>br>Upper Lazio is one of the lesser-known corners of the Italy but it has an important past with discreet charm and beautiful countryside. Little is said about this place, perhaps because it is surrounded by many famous places, thus keeping the beauty of this corner of the region hidden. One of the most evocative areas of Upper Lazio is La Tuscia, the beating heart of central Italy.br>br>Surrounded by breathtaking countryside with picture postcard landscapes, where ancient villages and castles sit on the verdant hills dotted with vineyards, woods and farmhouses, creating an unforgettable mosaic of colours and a unique landscape, where time seems to have stopped.br>br>The Tuscia area today includes more or less the entire province of Viterbo and preserves true naturalistic and artistic treasures. To discover Tuscia is to discover the history of Italy itself and to reveal its roots, the ancient land of the Etruscans, whose traces are still clearly visible in the many archaeological sites that dot its territories and today have become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.br>br>For centuries it has been an important crossroads due to its strategic position, just a stone's throw from Rome, it has seen princes, kings, aristocrats and generals pass through accompanied by great artists and architects who have left behind authentic masterpieces.br>br>Thanks to the numerous thermal springs, it became a holiday resort for the Romans and reached its maximum splendor in 1207 when Viterbo was elected City of the Popes, Tuscia is a corner of Italy to be discovered at a slow pace, getting lost among its thousand beauties.br>br>Mysterious parks, fairytale villas, evocative palaces and villages of yesteryear await you!br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Bomarzo, Parco dei Mostri (Park of the Monsters) 18 kmbr>* Viterbo, Terme dei Papi (thermal spa) 20 kmbr>* Orte, Terme di Orte (thermal spa) 26 kmbr>* Bagnoregio, Civita di Bagnoregio (The dying city) 18 kmbr>* Celleno, Il borgo fantasma (The ghost village) 10 kmbr>* Sant'Angelo, Il paese delle fiabe (The village of fairy tales) 7 km Want to know more?
Situated in the Tiber Valley of Upper Lazio, neighbouring Umbria, this exceptional property occupies a scenic hillside position. Just moments from Orvieto, Lake Bolsena, and Civita di Bagnoregio, this distinguished farmhouse (280 sq.m.) has been masterfully restored across two levels. A charming driveway, flanked by stately cypress trees, medicinal plants, and heritage rose bushes, welcomes you to the estate.br>br>The property comprises:br>br>Ground Floor: kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, living / dining room with fireplace, and an outdoor wooden porch, bathroombr>br>First Floor: 4 double bedrooms, one with ensuite, 1 single bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 1 with bath and the other with a showerbr>br>Outside:br>br>* A swimming pool (6m x 12m) with a pump room and outdoor shower.br>* 2 hectares of fenced land with an orchard and a garden equipped with an external irrigation system.br>* An olive grove with 137 olive trees.br>* A former stable of about 38 sq.m. and a shed for storing agricultural tools.br>* Independent heating.br>br>* This farmhouse represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a residence surrounded by the beauty of the countryside.br>br>Additional Opportunity:br>br>There is the possibility to purchase approximately 22 hectares of additional wooded and arable land at a negotiable price.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* Swimming poolbr>* Olive Grovebr>* Orchardbr>br>* Swimming poolbr>br>* Olive Grovebr>br>* Orchard Want to know more?
This characteristic 2-storey terraced house (approx. 90 sq.m.) is located in the heart of the historic centre of Lubriano facing on to one of its pretty squares. It has been completely renovated but its original charm has been kept, with Florentine terracotta floors and exposed stone features.br>br>The first and second floors are accessed by a wide external staircase.br>br>First floor: living room with large hatch, with terracotta feature, overlooking the masonry-built kitchen covered with ceramic tiles where the ancient fireplace is located.br>br>Second floor: large master bedroom with balcony and ensuite bathroom with tub, a single bedroom and a bathroom with shower.br>br>While this house is in the historic centre there is a convenient, large carpark within walking distance and just a few metres away there are all the main services such as bar, bakery, wet fish shop, restaurant and a grocers.br>br>The property is ideal both as a permanent residence or for use as a holiday let thanks to the many tourists that visit the area.br>br>What's around this property*br>br>* Public transport: Busbr>* Shops: Bakery and minimarket 100m, wet fish shop 220m, supermarket 750mbr>* Pharmacy: 280 mbr>* Banks / post office: Post Office 94 m, 2 banks within 4 kmbr>* Eating out: 3 restaurants and 2 bars within 100 mbr>* Sports activities: Horse riding 9 kmbr>* Schools: Istituto Omnicomprensivo Fratelli Agosti (from elementary to senior) 4 kmbr>* Hospital: Ospedale Santa Maria della Stella 17 kmbr>* Veterinary surgery: 3.6 kmbr>br>* Available at the time of publishingbr>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* exposed beamsbr>* exposed stone wallsbr>* florentine terracotta tilesbr>* fireplacebr>* balconybr>br>* exposed beamsbr>* fireplacebr>br>* exposed stone wallsbr>* balconybr>br>* florentine terracotta tiles Want to know more?
This wonderful end of terrace villa (approx. 193 sq.m.), built in 2017, with a garden (315 sq. m.) is located in the hamlet of Canale, just 9 km from Orvieto. It is made up of:br>br>Ground floor: large and bright open plan living area with French windows leading to both front and rear gardens, large kitchen with access to patio and rear garden, powder room.br>br>First floor: master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, 2 further bedrooms, one being used as a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with shower.br>br>Basement: large double garage, a storeroom and a bathroom used as a laundry room.br>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Orvieto 9 kmbr>Civitella del Lago 22 kmbr>Guardea 26 kmbr>Todi 37 kmbr>Terni 74 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Perugia 81 kmbr>Rome 122 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Tarquinia 75 kmbr>Montalto di Castro 76 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Corbara 20 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway, exit Orvieto 6 kmbr>br>Region: Umbriabr>br>------------br>br>Umbria: Orvietobr>br>Driving through the Umbrian hills, in the distance, you will see a town sitting on a large butte of volcanic tuff towering majestically over the valley below and you realize that Orvieto is not just any city ...br>br>Called "the high and strange city" since when seen from afar, during the day, it seems to be resting on the clouds, but it is at night that it is magical .... it appears suspended in the sky surrounded by the stars with the moon floating above.br>br>Orvieto is not only magical from afar, when you are inside its historic walls you will find a treasure chest of art, where every corner you turn will give you glimpses of new gems.br>br>Walking through the city is like taking a trip back in time, from the Etruscan Necropolis of Crocefisso del Tufo, to the Temple of the Belvedere and then on to one of the most beautiful attractions of the city, the masterpiece of 16th century engineering, with its double helical spiral staircases, St. Patrick's Well, which is 53 metres deep.br>br>Walking through the historic centre you will get glimpses of the elegant spires of the Duomo of Orvieto emerging between the rooftops. And when you arrive at the square where the Duomo majestically stands your breath will be taken away. The building, started in 1290, is one of the greatest masterpieces of Italian Romanesque and Gothic art, with its wonderful facade decorated with bas-reliefs and sculptures, the rose window, the mosaics and the bronze statues, moving inside are the superb frescoes of Beato Angelico and Benozzo Gozzoli in the Chapel of San Brizio.br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Baschi, Gole del Forello (Forello Gorge) 1 kmbr>* Scoppieto, Archaeological Area 11 kmbr>* Civitella del Lago, Museo Ovo Pinto (Painted Egg museum) 23 kmbr>* Orvieto, Pozzo di San Patrizio (Saint Patrick's Well) 24 kmbr>* Terni, Cascate delle Marmore (Marmore Falls Park) 88 km Want to know more?
This house (approx. 200 sq.m.) at the entrance to the ancient village, was renovated in 2002/2003. It is on three levels and is served by an internal lift as well as a spiral staircase and has external entrances both at the front and back of the property. The windows have wooden frames, with external aluminium shutters or wrought iron gates. And there are exposed wooden beams and terracotta tiles throughout the house.br>br>The house is composed as follows:br>br>Ground floor: a large living room with windows overlooking the valley of Celleno and a large fireplace. A room with classic brick vaulted ceiling with an independent entrance. A further room with an exit to the square behind the property overlooking the valley of Celleno with an adjoining bathroom with double shower.br>br>First floor: A double bedroom, a single bedroom, a large bathroom with shower and antique bathtub and a bathroom with shower.br>br>Basement: large kitchen with fireplace and French doors leading on to a partially covered terrace with a gazebo. Boiler room and a small bathroom with sink.br>br>The house has a central vacuum system with motor in the boiler room and vents in each room. There is also an amplification system in all rooms and high speed internet (fibre)br>br>The heating system was renovated in 2022 with a new condensing boiler and thermostatic valves on all radiators. Each floor has an adjustable thermostat.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* exposed beamsbr>* terracotta tilesbr>* panoramic viewsbr>* high speed internetbr>br>* exposed beamsbr>* high speed internetbr>br>* terracotta tilesbr>br>* panoramic views Want to know more?
This luminous, first floor apartment (117 sq.m.) is on a beautiful tree-lined street, just a short distance from the historic centre and with a splendid view of the surrounding countryside. It is within walking distance of schools and shops, including, chemist, grocery, bakery, as well as a bar and post office.br>br>The living area consists of a large kitchen with balcony, a study, a large living room with fireplace and a terrace ideal for eating out in the summer overlooking the surrounding countryside. The sleeping area consists of two double bedrooms overlooking the valley, a bathroom with bathtub and a smaller bathroom with shower.br>br>The property includes a cellar and a 25 sq. m. garage with electric car charging station.br>br>In 2023, the building was completely renovated externally, and insulated, and a photovoltaic system with storage batteries added. The fixtures were replaced and electric shutters installed, there is an air conditioning system present (the splits to be repositioned) and the boiler was also replaced with a new generation condensing boiler.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* fireplacebr>* terracebr>* solar panelsbr>* electric car chargingbr>* garagebr>br>* fireplacebr>* electric car chargingbr>br>* terracebr>* garagebr>br>* solar panels Want to know more?
This first floor apartment (160 sq.m. approx.) accessed both via stairs and a lift, is about 1 km from the main train station of Orvieto and near to all amenities.br>br>The entrance hall leads to: on the right, a large reception room with French door leading on to the balcony, and on the left, in addition to a cupboard, a dining room with access to the balcony, and a galley kitchen leading off of the dining room. There are 3 large bedrooms, all with access to balconies, and 2 bathrooms (one with a shower and the other with a bath). There is a garage (13 sq. m.) in the basement reached by the internal stairs or lift and additional parking in the condominium grounds.br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* balconiesbr>* garagebr>* additional condominium parkingbr>br>* balconiesbr>br>* garagebr>br>* additional condominium parking Want to know more?
This house (about 100 sq.m.) which requires renovation, is located in the heart of Grotte Santo Stefano, near to all amenitiesbr>br>The living accommodation is on the first and second floors accessed via a flight of stone stairs leading from the front door.br>br>Ground floor: Accessed from both inside the front door and from the street, a large warehouse with storage room.br>br>First floor: 2 rooms with windows leading on to the characteristic balcony, a galley kitchen.br>br>Second floor: a large double bedroom with a characteristic wooden beams and an ensuite bathroom, a medium-sized bedroom and a bathroom.br>br>The property also includes a second warehouse with fireplace (approx. 49 sq. m.) a short distance from the house and a cellar (approx. 23 sq. m.).br>br>Features, details and amenitiesbr>br>* balconybr>* storeroomsbr>* cellarbr>br>* balconybr>br>* storeroomsbr>br>* cellar Want to know more?
This splendid 3-storey villa (240 sq.m.) is located on the outskirts of the village of Cerreto, so it is not isolated but at the same time offers a great deal of privacy. Since there are three entrances to the property it would be possible to divide it into 2 large apartments.br>br>Lower level: reached through its own entrance is the large living room with a wonderful peperino stone fireplace, a large kitchenette and a bathroom. The living room on this level is large enough to divide to make a good sized bedroom if needed.br>br>Middle level: this level is reached via an external staircase, leading up from the lower level to a panoramic terrace. You enter the living room where there is a fireplace positioned so you can see the wonderful sunsets through the nearby windows while enjoying the warmth of the fire, there is a large kitchen with stone-built units, a master bedroom and two further bedrooms. A large bathroom and a large closet complete this level.br>br>Upper level: Reached via the third entrance which give access to all the floors, through an internal staircase there is 70 sq.m. of unfinished space which could be made into a separate living area consisting of a living room with balcony, kitchenette with a second balcony, a double bedroom, bedroom and bathroom.br>br>Completing the property is a garden of 1,200 sq.m.br>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Baschi 6 kmbr>Guardea 8 kmbr>Todi 19 kmbr>Civitella del Lago 23 kmbr>Orvieto 24 kmbr>Terni 53 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Perugia 66 kmbr>Rome 122 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Montalto di Castro 83 kmbr>Tarquinia 86 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Corbara 8 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway (Orvieto exit)br>br>Region: Umbriabr>br>------------br>br>Umbria: Baschibr>br>Driving through the verdant Umbrian countryside, you get glimpses of a small village, perched on a rocky spur, overlooking the Tiber Valley .... as you get closer it is revealed in all its charm.br>br>The ancient houses of the town cling to each other as they spread up the hill giving the town its unique appearance. It became famous for its nickname "The Holes" deriving from the tiny size of the houses, the alleyways, and of the doors and windows. A small "ancient world" perfectly preserved.br>br>The view from the belvedere over the Umbrian hills, stretching as far as the eye can see, characterized by the succession of vineyards, olive groves and woods, is exceptional.br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Baschi, Gole del Forello (Forello Gorge) 1 kmbr>* Scoppieto, Archaeological Area 11 kmbr>* Civitella del Lago, Museo Ovo Pinto (Painted Egg museum) 23 kmbr>* Orvieto, Pozzo di San Patrizio (Saint Patrick's Well) 24 kmbr>* Terni, Cascate delle Marmore (Marmore Falls Park) 88 km Want to know more?
This first-floor apartment (approx. 100 sq.m.) with an unique view, renovated in 2008, is in the heart of the historic centre.br>br>The apartment is split into an open-plan living area with basalt stone fireplace dating back to the 1600s and a huge window that lights the space and frames the sixteenth-century church of San Nicolo. A double bedroom, a single bedroom and a bathroom with shower.br>br>The property includes a wood storage room (about 15 sq.m.) located in the basement.br>br>Locationbr>br>Distancesbr>br>Cities/Towns/Villagesbr>br>Guardea 8 kmbr>Orvieto 14 kmbr>Civitella del Lago 12.5 kmbr>Todi 28 kmbr>Terni 53 kmbr>Rome 124 kmbr>br>Airportsbr>br>Perugia 68 kmbr>Rome 124 kmbr>br>Seabr>br>Montalto di Castro 83 kmbr>Tarquinia 86 kmbr>br>Lakebr>br>Corbara 8 kmbr>br>Roadsbr>br>A1 motorway (Orvieto exit) 10 kmbr>br>Region: Umbriabr>br>------------br>br>Umbria: Baschibr>br>Driving through the verdant Umbrian countryside, you get glimpses of a small village, perched on a rocky spur, overlooking the Tiber Valley .... as you get closer it is revealed in all its charm.br>br>The ancient houses of the town cling to each other as they spread up the hill giving the town its unique appearance. It became famous for its nickname "The Holes" deriving from the tiny size of the houses, the alleyways, and of the doors and windows. A small "ancient world" perfectly preserved.br>br>The view from the belvedere over the Umbrian hills, stretching as far as the eye can see, characterized by the succession of vineyards, olive groves and woods, is exceptional.br>br>Places of interest:br>br>* Baschi, Gole del Forello (Forello Gorge) 1 kmbr>* Scoppieto, Archaeological Area 11 kmbr>* Civitella del Lago, Museo Ovo Pinto (Painted Egg museum) 23 kmbr>* Orvieto, Pozzo di San Patrizio (Saint Patrick's Well) 24 kmbr>* Terni, Cascate delle Marmore (Marmore Falls Park) 88 km Want to know more?
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