Talo osta in Todi, Umbria

On the hills of Todi, in the heart of Umbria, this 18th-century farmhouse with its 1,135 sqm and 10 bedrooms is perfect for someone looking for a well-established accommodation business deep in the green and easily reached. As of now, the property is run as a boutique hotel but it is always possible to convert it into a simpler B&B. The property is completed by 6,000 sqm of park with pool. The property is located in a very panoramic position over the Umbrian hills and in the clear days offers an unrivaled view over the Tiber Valley, the Subasio, Terminillo and Vettore mountains and the cities of Perugia and Todi. Quickly accessible through a very short stretch of plain well-maintained unpaved road (roughly 50 m) and extremely close to a town offering all the services (4km; 5'), the property is located in a position allowing quick access to several towns of central italy (Todi, Montefalco, Perugia, Orvieto, Assisi). The closest airport is Perugia (42km; 35') and for international flights Roma Ciampino and Roma Fiumicino can be reached in less than three hours by car. The main farmhouse (904 sqm - 9,727 sqft, 8 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms) is laid over four floors organized as follows: - Basement: garage (load/unload area), heat central, storage rooms, cellar, pantry, two bathrooms and two closets for tools. - Ground floor: day zone (with direct access to the garden), dining room, two bathrooms, kitchen, dressing room with bathroom. - First floor: accessed via an internal staircase from the underlying living room, landing and four bedrooms with en-suite bathroom. - Second floor: four bedrooms with en-suite bathroom and living room. The guesthouse (178 sqm - 1,915 sqft, 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms) is laid over two floors instead, organized as follows: - Basement: bedroom with en-suite bathroom, storage room, closet and bathroom. - Ground floor: living room, living room with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. The warehouse (55 sqm - 592 sqft) hosts the compensation tank and the filtering and disinfection systems for the above-lying pool. it is also possible to create new structures for a total of roughly 400 sqm of additional space which would allow increasing the accommodation capacity of the business, boosting it to 15 beds. The buildings, dating back to the 18th century, have been attentively recovered and restored between 2004 and 2006 respecting the original volumes and trying to preserve the look of the property while using modern materials and complying with the most modern anti-seismic criteria imposed by the European Union. On the outside, the house boasts exposed stone walls, wrought iron grating and solid wooden doors. On the inside we have terracotta floors, exposed wooden beams and marble in the bathrooms. internal walls are entirely plastered and painted in light colors (white and ochre).