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These rustic farmhouses are located in the hills surrounding the historic center of Citta di Castello, in a very peaceful location. The two buildings (465 sqm, 11 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms) are currently divided into eight apartments that are rented out to tourists and vacationers seeking tranquility. The garden surrounding the property houses the 12 × 6 m swimming pool, while the remaining surface (22.3 hectares) is covered with woods and arable land. The farmhouse can be reached via an unpaved road in excellent condition (about 2km), and services are already available on the outskirts of Citta di Castello (2km; 5'). Other important towns in Umbria and Tuscany can still be reached in a short time (Sansepolcro, Anghiari, Umbertide, Monte Santa Maria Tiberina, Assisi, Cortona, Montepulciano, Florence, Siena...). The main farmhouse (230 sqm - 2,475 sqft, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms) is on three floors and houses two independent apartments plus attics, consisting of four partially habitable rooms. - Apt. A (70 sqm): living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom; - Apt. B (70 sqm): living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. The old barn has been converted into a rustic house (235 sqm - 2,529 sqft, 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms) divided into six apartments intended for guest accommodation. - Apt. C (35 sqm): studio apartment with bathroom (ground floor); - Apt. D (35 sqm): studio apartment with bathroom (ground floor); - Apt. E (50 sqm): living room with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom (ground and first floor); - Apt. F (40 sqm): living room with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom (ground floor); - Apt. G (40 sqm): living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom (first floor); - Apt. H (35 sqm): studio apartment with bathroom (first floor). Finally, we find a workshop (180 sqm - 1,936 sqft) where to shelter vehicles, tools and machinery necessary for the care of the gardens and grounds. Both residential buildings, dating back to the 19th century, have been renovated and adapted to their new purpose. The plastered exterior walls are the classic mixture of stone and brick commonly found in rustic buildings in Tuscany and Umbria. inside, the wooden beams have been preserved, while the floors have been replaced with terracotta and modern ceramics for a smoother and more pleasant surface. There is also no shortage of typical fireplaces, wooden fixtures and masonry arches. The farm shed, on the other hand, is a concrete building built in recent years to support the farm's agricultural activities.